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    This document discusses first aid kits for businesses. It recommends that businesses conduct a risk assessment to determine their specific first aid needs, as kit requirements can vary. A minimum kit should include adhesive dressings, sterile eye pads, scissors, triangular bandages, safety pins, sterile wound dressings, latex-free gloves, and a first aid guidance leaflet. Useful extras may include saline solution, disposal ice packs, and a foil blanket. Kits should be easily accessible and fit for purpose. Certain items are not suitable, such as potions, sprays, lotions, or cotton wool.

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    This document discusses first aid kits for businesses. It recommends that businesses conduct a risk assessment to determine their specific first aid needs, as kit requirements can vary. A minimum kit should include adhesive dressings, sterile eye pads, scissors, triangular bandages, safety pins, sterile wound dressings, latex-free gloves, and a first aid guidance leaflet. Useful extras may include saline solution, disposal ice packs, and a foil blanket. Kits should be easily accessible and fit for purpose. Certain items are not suitable, such as potions, sprays, lotions, or cotton wool.

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    Kevin Jaymz
    This document discusses first aid kits for businesses. It recommends that businesses conduct a risk assessment to determine their specific first aid needs, as kit requirements can vary. A minimum kit should include adhesive dressings, sterile eye pads, scissors, triangular bandages, safety pins, sterile wound dressings, latex-free gloves, and a first aid guidance leaflet. Useful extras may include saline solution, disposal ice packs, and a foil blanket. Kits should be easily accessible and fit for purpose. Certain items are not suitable, such as potions, sprays, lotions, or cotton wool.

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    EMT

    First Aid Training

    07713163209
    1firstaidtraining@gmail.com
    First Aid Kit
    First Aid Kit

    There are many different sizes and types of


    FIRST AID KITS.
    You must purchase the type you need for your
    business.

    Your risk assessment of first aid needs will identity your


    particular requirements which may vary from one
    business to the next.
    First Aid Kit

    It must be fit for purpose


    and
    easily accessible
    Minimum requirement
    20 adhesive
    dressings of
    A guidance different 2 sterile eye
    leaflet sizes pads

    Scissors

    4 triangular
    Protective face bandages
    shield

    6 medium and 2
    6 safety pins large sterile wound
    Latex free gloves dressings
    Useful extras

    Saline solution

    Disposal ice packs

    Foil blanket

    Micropore tape
    Burns dressing kit
    NOT SUITABLE
    NO POTIONS
    (medications of any
    type)

    NO SPRAYS NO COTTON
    WOOL

    NO LOTIONS
    EMT
    First Aid Training

    07713163209
    1firstaidtraining@gmail.com

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