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     • Your kit should contain a First Aid book or instructions, and contents to treat: major and minor bleeding, burns, breaks and sprains. The kit should not contain medication.
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   What to put in a first aid kit?

   • What to put in a first aid kit The contents of your first aid kit should be based on your first aid needs assessment. As a guide, where work activities are low-risk (for example, desk-based work) a minimum first aid kit might contain: This is a suggested contents list. If you are buying a kit look for British Standard (BS) 8599.

   First aid in work: What to put in your first aid kit - HSE

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   Do I need a first aid kit?

   • Some workplaces will require specialist first aid kits. For example, if you work in a catering environment, a catering first aid kit will contain blue plasters and tape to be easily visible. We recommend that workplace first aid kits conform to the British Standard BS 8599-1. All our workplace first aid kits conform to BS8599-1:2019.

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   Can a first aid kit be reused?

   • First aid kits shouldn’t contain any types of tablets or medication either. If your first aid box contains sterile water or sterile normal saline (0.9%) and the seal is broken, the water should be disposed of and the containers shouldn’t be reused. What you mustn’t forget about your first aid kit…

   20 things you must have in your first aid kit - Holland & Barrett

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   Should first aid kits be BS 8599-1?

   • Whether using a first-aid kit complying with BS 8599-1 or an alternative kit, the contents should reflect the outcome of the first-aid needs assessment. It is recommended that you don't keep tablets and medicines in the first-aid box. More advice is given in HSE's free leaflet: First aid at work: your questions answered.

   Frequently asked questions on first aid - First aid at work - HSE

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   What should a first aid box contain?

   • More specifically, workplace first aid boxes should, according to HSE guidance, contain basic first aid instructions, sterile plasters and eye pads, triangular bandages, safety pins, large and medium-sized unmedicated wound dressings and disposable gloves. 3 What is not allowed in a first aid kit?

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   What first aid supplies do you need?

   • Scissors: used to cut bandages or sticky tape or someone’s clothing if you need to get to a wound. Aluminium blanket: used to help retain body heat in survival, emergency and first aid situations. All homes, cars, leisure centres and workplaces should have first aid kits. Find out what first aid supplies you need.

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3. www.sja.org.uk › what-to-put-in-a-first-aid-kitFirst Aid Kit Contents & Supplies Checklist - St John Ambulance

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   First aid kits are usually in a green box with a white cross and should be easy to find. The contents of first aid kits in workplaces or public places should be guided by your first aid needs assessment.

4. www.hse.gov.uk › simple-health-safety › firstaidFirst aid in work: What to put in your first aid kit - HSE

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   The contents of your first aid kit should be based on your first aid needs assessment. Check your kit regularly. Many items have expiry dates.

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6. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsFirst aid in schools, early years and further education

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   Feb 14, 2022 · First aid at work does not include giving tablets or medicines. The only exception is when aspirin is used as first aid to a casualty with a suspected heart attack for those over 16.

   • This is non-statutory guidance for employers in early years, schools and colleges. Employers in these settings should have regard to it when carryi...
   • IntroductionEarly years education providers, including schools, must meet the paediatric first aid requirements set out in the statutory framework...
   • Resources provided by HSESchool and college safety advice provided by Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA)A teaching guide develop...

7. www.sja.org.uk › contents-of-a-first-aid-kitContents of a Workplace First Aid Kit | St John Ambulance

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   Jan 10, 2019 · What should a basic workplace first aid kit include? Plasters: used for small cuts and grazes. Dressings: used to apply pressure to larger wounds and help to stop bleeding. Bandages: used to support joints, hold dressings in place, put pressure on wounds and to stop swelling.

   • The contents of your workplace first aid kit should be guided by your first aid needs assessment, this should take into account the level of hazard...
   • Use our requirements calculator to help figure out the first aid needs of your workplace. It will provide guidance on how many first aiders and fir...
   • Use your risk assessment to identify which first aid kit you need. It will depend on your type of workplace (whether it is high-risk, such as a war...
   • Having a first aid kit while travelling in a car or any other vehicle can be a lifesaver. It can be crucial in the event of a road crash or more mi...

8. www.hse.gov.uk › firstaid › faqsFrequently asked questions on first aid - First aid at work - HSE

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   Whether using a first-aid kit complying with BS 8599-1 or an alternative kit, the contents should reflect the outcome of the first-aid needs assessment. It is recommended that you don't...

9. www.medicinenet.com › 27_items_in_a_first_aid_kitWhat Are 27 Items in a First Aid Kit and Their Uses?

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   Having a well-stocked first aid kit in your house will allow you to respond quickly to a wide variety of emergencies. Here are 27 essential items to include in your first aid kit.

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    First aid kits shouldn’t contain any types of tablets or medication either. If your first aid box contains sterile water or sterile normal saline (0.9%) and the seal is broken, the water should be disposed of and the containers shouldn’t be reused.