Workplace First Aid Kits Supplier

Keep everyday first-aid supplies together with the 10 Person First Aid Kit. Its green case has a carry handle and clear First Aid marking, providing an identifiable place for essentials such as plasters, dressings, bandages, wipes and gloves. The portable format helps colleagues take supplies to where they are needed while keeping the kit organised between uses. Use the 10-person designation as a starting point when selecting provision for a small team. Check your workplace first-aid needs assessment, including the activities, hazards and people involved. Keep the kit accessible, make its location known and inspect the contents regularly, replacing used items and anything expired or damaged.

Organise your workplace first-aid point with the 20 Person First Aid Kit. Supplied in a green carry case with a wall-hanging bracket, it brings adhesive plasters, eye pads, triangular bandages, safety pins, gloves, dressings and cleaning wipes together. A first-aid leaflet is also included, while the handle makes the case easy to take to the area where assistance is needed. Choose the 20-person size alongside your workplace first-aid needs assessment. Consider the activities, hazards and people on site, and provide any additional equipment or trained support identified by that assessment. Keep the kit accessible and check supplies regularly so used, expired or damaged items can be replaced promptly.

The AeroWash™ EyeWash Cabinet keeps two 500ml bottles of sterile 0.9% sodium chloride eyewash and two eye pad dressings together at a clearly identified first-aid point. The AW1004 cabinet offers wall-mounted storage with a portable case, helping workplaces keep eye-care supplies organised and accessible. Its labelled design makes the station easy to identify when supplies are needed. Choose its position and the wider eyewash provision through your workplace first-aid needs assessment. Check bottle seals, expiry dates and dressing packaging regularly, and replace used items promptly. Follow the instructions supplied with the contents and your emergency procedures; a compact bottled eyewash kit does not replace any additional flushing facilities your assessment requires.

The X Large Catering First Aid Kit is Aero Healthcare’s HSE-50C, a 50-person kit for kitchens, food preparation areas and hospitality workplaces. It brings blue detectable plasters, wound dressings, eye pads, triangular bandages, saline wipes, disposable nitrile gloves and a first-aid guide together in a portable case. A wall bracket provides a designated storage point, while the carry handle helps staff take the kit to where it is needed. Select this kit alongside your workplace first-aid needs assessment, considering staff numbers, shift patterns and the hazards in each work area. Keep supplies accessible, explain their location to colleagues and check the contents regularly. Replace used, expired or damaged items promptly.

The Extra Large First Aid Kit is Aero Healthcare’s HSE-50, a stocked 50-person kit for workplace first-aid provision. It brings dressings, eye pads, triangular bandages, washproof plasters, vinyl gloves, safety pins and sterile saline wipes together in a portable case. A wall bracket provides a designated storage point, while the carry handle allows the kit to be taken to the person needing help. Use the 50-person designation alongside your workplace first-aid needs assessment, considering the work, hazards and people involved. Keep the kit accessible, tell staff where it is stored and check supplies regularly. Replace used, expired or damaged items promptly so the contents remain ready for the next incident.

The Blue Dot Revive-Aid Mouth to Mouth Resuscitation Aid provides a barrier between the casualty and rescuer when giving rescue breaths. Its one-way valve helps minimise the risk of cross-infection, while the compact format makes it practical to keep with first-aid supplies or carry ready for an emergency. Each aid is supplied individually in an easy-open, resealable storage bag. Choose this pocket-sized aid where your first-aid needs assessment and training identify a requirement for a resuscitation barrier. Check the packaging and familiarise yourself with the instructions before it is needed. In an emergency, call 999 and follow the dispatcher’s guidance; do not delay CPR while looking for equipment.

Keep specialist burn-care supplies together with the Small Burns Kit, product code EMR-10 from Aero Healthcare. The red carry case contains two 10cm × 10cm sterile burn dressings, three 3.5g burn gel sachets, conforming bandages, disposable gloves, safety pins, scissors and a first-aid leaflet. A wall-mounting bracket gives the kit a designated storage point, while the handle makes it easy to carry. Add the kit to your workplace first-aid provision where your needs assessment identifies a risk of burns. Keep it accessible and check the contents regularly. For a thermal burn, prompt cooling with cool running water remains the first priority; follow first-aid guidance and obtain medical help when needed.

The Vehicle First Aid Kit keeps first-aid essentials together in a compact green zipped case for car journeys, holidays and mobile working. The FA22 kit includes finger, medium and large sterile dressings, assorted plasters, a triangular bandage, alcohol wipes, disposable vinyl gloves and scissors. Its portable format makes it easy to keep these supplies in a designated place when travelling between locations. Choose a secure, accessible storage position and let other vehicle users know where the kit is kept. Check the contents and expiry dates regularly, replacing used or damaged items promptly. For work vehicles, select first-aid provision to suit your needs assessment and follow the instructions supplied with each item.