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Automatic Dispensing System

Automatic Dispensing System. Mechanized system used to dilute concentrated disinfecting chemicals—mixing the concentrate with the exact amount of water needed to prepare the final product: an effective disinfectant for use by the EVS technician. Ready-to-Use Disinfectant.

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Automatic Dispensing System

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  1. Automatic Dispensing System

  2. Mechanized system used to dilute concentrated disinfecting chemicals—mixing the concentrate with the exact amount of water needed to prepare the final product: an effective disinfectant for use by the EVS technician

  3. Ready-to-Use Disinfectant

  4. • Disinfecting product that does not require dilution in an automatic dispensing system• Label clearly says it is ready for EVS technician to use straight from the container

  5. Safety Data Sheet (SDS)

  6. • Information provided by the manufacturer to make sure its chemical product is used safely• This includes instructions for safe handling, and storage, potential hazards and emergency measures to take in case of an accident

  7. Hazard Symbol

  8. Pictures or symbols designed to warn you about safety hazards or cautions to take with the products you use. These are required by law.

  9. Chemical disinfectant

  10. An agent that destroys or inactivates harmful microorganisms (germs)

  11. What protective gear should you use to protect yourself while using chemical products?

  12. Wear the proper gloves for the job Protect your face/mouth from splashes Wear eye protection • Wear a mask to protect yourself from airborne pathogens

  13. How should a chemical spill be handled?

  14. Follow the instructions on the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) If you are unsure, put a wet floor sign near the spill and contact your supervisor immediately

  15. What should you find on labels of chemical products you use?

  16. Hazard symbol Date of preparation for disinfectants prepared in an automatic dispensing system First aid instructions on ready-to-use chemical products

  17. How can you protect yourself and keep patients, visitors, and staff safe when you use chemical products?

  18. Know all the chemicals you use Know where to find the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for chemicals you use Make sure chemicals have the right label • Wear the correct personal protective equipment

  19. How should I prepare chemicals safely?

  20. Wear the proper personal protective equipment Make sure you follow the instructions on the label exactly DO NOT mix chemical products together DO NOT add more water or chemicals than instructed

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