![]() Do right by your employees by supplying OSHA compliant first aid kits in your work place. OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) regulations are in place to ensure work environments are safe and employees have access to proper care when necessary. These kits will help you to maintain a safe and healthy work environment, as well as let your staff know that you take their safety and the law seriously. First aid supplies must be available and accessible to employees in the event of an emergency. Supplies should be appropriate for the types of injuries that are most likely to occur at your worksite. For example, eye wash kits should be available in industrial and lab work environments, while burn care should be present in a restaurant setting. It is also necessary to make sure your first aid kit is appropriate to the size of your company. Kits come in different sizes to accommodate small companies of a few people or large companies of several dozen or more employees. It is pivotal to make sure all employees are aware of where the first aid kit and supplies are stored. Many first aid kits are wall mountable; this can be advantageous if you install the kit in a high-traffic area where employees will regularly see the kit. To ensure that your OSHA compliant kit is up to date you should designate an employee to be responsible for re-stocking items that have been used or have expired. New items can be found in our refill section. A first aid kit will lose its functionality when items are used and not replaced or medications are expired. |
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