Chemical plants & terminals
Where the Consequence of a Splash Is Highest
Chemical processing, blending, and terminal operations concentrate exactly the hazardous chemical exposures ANSI Z358.1 was written for. First-seconds decontamination isn’t a nice-to-have. It’s the difference between an incident report and a life-changing injury.
Our units deliver high-volume tepid-water drenching with simultaneous eyewash, positioned wherever your hazard assessment says coverage is thin: railcar and truck unloading racks, tank farms, blending areas, drum storage, and maintenance zones during turnarounds.
Every unit is self-contained: heated 400–600 gallon water storage, used-water containment for products you don’t want in the ground, alarms that alert the control room something’s happening, and suitability for Class I Division 2 areas.
Where we fit
Typical Chemical-Sector Deployments
CHM-01
Loading & Unloading Racks
Railcar and tanker transfer points: the classic splash zone, often far from plumbed showers.
CHM-02
Turnaround Supplements
When vessels open and lines break, exposure risk multiplies. Stage additional units for the duration.
CHM-03
Permanent Supplement
Coverage gaps identified in a compliance audit? A unit on long-term rental closes them without capital construction, on site in days rather than build-cycle months.
Performance
Tepid, High-Flow, Contained
- ANSI Z358.1 drench shower + eyewash + drench hose
- Temperature-controlled tepid flushing fluid with full 15-minute flush capacity
- Used-water containment protects soil and drainage
- Visual & audible alarms on activation
- Class I Div 2 suitable; winter package available
