Description
A well-stocked first-aid kit can help schools respond to common injuries and to more serious emergencies.
Schools are required to have a first aid kit. Regulation first aid kits must meet regulations set out by each jurisdiction; these regulations change on a continuing basis. The type and number of kits your school requires will vary depending on your location, size of school, number of staff, potential hazards, etc. You can assemble your own or buy a pre-assembled one.
Determining your first aid supplies and equipment
- How many people at your school/office?
- What’s your hazard rating?
- How long does it take to reach a hospital?
- Refer to Mandated Legislation
If you need assistance in determining what type and/or the number of kits you need – contact us and we’ll help you determine the correct type and number to meet your mandated requirement.
For emergency purposes, we recommend you keep at least the equivalent of a #3 first aid kit with, or in, your Incident Command Post kit.
Product Details
#3 First Aid Kit Contents – 248 pieces
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24 - antiseptic cleansing towelettes |
100 - adhesive dressings |
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50 - 10 cm x 10 cm gauze pads |
6 - 10 cm x 10 cm compress dressings |
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6 - 15 cm x 15 cm compress dressings |
4 - 20 cm x 25 cm abdominal dressings |
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6 - conform gauze bandages, 75 m wide |
12 - cotton triangular bandages |
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12 - safety pins, assorted sizes |
1 - pair of scissors |
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1 - pair of tweezers |
2 - 25 mm x 4.5 m rolls adhesive tape |
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4 - tension bandages, 75 mm x 4.5 m |
1 - resuscitation barrier device |
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12 - pairs of disposable surgical gloves |
2 - sterile, dry eye dressings |
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1 - tubular finger bandage & applicator |
1 - first aid instruction manual |
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1 - inventory of kit contents |
2 - waterproof waste bags |
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1 - soft-sided carrying case |
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Shipping and handling costs will be added to your invoice, and is not included in the total price shown at checkout.
