20 Person First Aid Kit
Create a clearly identified first-aid point with this 20 Person First Aid Kit. Its green carry case holds a practical selection of supplies, helping your team find plasters, dressings and other essentials together when an incident occurs. The supplied wall-hanging bracket gives the kit a designated storage position.
The contents include adhesive plasters, No.16 eye pads, triangular bandages, safety pins, gloves and cleaning wipes. Medium 12cm × 12cm and large 18cm × 18cm dressings provide two dressing sizes within the kit, and a first-aid leaflet accompanies the supplies.
Designed to be carried as well as stored, the case can be taken to the person needing assistance. Keeping the supplies in one closing container also makes routine checks easier: staff can review the contents, identify what has been used and return the replenished kit to its usual place.
Use the 20-person designation to compare sizes, then select provision for your particular workplace. Explore our first aid kits for alternative formats and our wider medical supplies for the additional items your needs assessment identifies.
Key Features & Benefits
- 20-person kit with an organised selection of workplace first-aid supplies.
- Green case with a carry handle and clear First Aid marking.
- Wall-hanging bracket included for a designated storage point.
- Adhesive plasters, eye pads and triangular bandages supplied.
- Dressings in 12cm × 12cm and 18cm × 18cm sizes.
- Gloves, safety pins, cleaning wipes and a first-aid leaflet included.
- Portable format allows the kit to be taken to the incident.
Directions for Use
1. Check the kit against your needs
Review the contents alongside your workplace first-aid assessment. Account for staff numbers, shift patterns, activities and hazards, and make any additional arrangements required. The 20-person designation alone does not determine suitability for every workplace.
2. Fit the bracket and identify the location
Install the supplied wall-hanging bracket according to its instructions at a suitable, accessible position. Keep the kit visible and the approach clear. Tell staff where supplies are located and who is responsible for first-aid arrangements.
3. Follow training and item instructions
Take the case to the incident when appropriate and use the contents according to their labels and your training. Inspect sterile packaging before opening and do not reuse single-use items. Seek medical or emergency assistance when required.
4. Restock and return the case
After use, replace consumed supplies and check the remaining contents. Include packaging, expiry dates and quantities in routine inspections. Close the case and return it to its designated position so colleagues can locate it next time.
Product Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Product |
20 Person First Aid Kit |
| Product code |
/FA002 |
| Size designation |
20 person |
| Case |
Green carry case with First Aid marking |
| Mounting |
Wall-hanging bracket included |
| Wound care |
Adhesive plasters, No.16 eye pads and dressings |
| Dressing sizes |
12cm × 12cm and 18cm × 18cm |
| Other contents |
Triangular bandages, safety pins, gloves, cleaning wipes and first-aid leaflet |
| Supply unit |
1 stocked kit |
FAQs
What comes in the 20 Person First Aid Kit?
The kit includes a first-aid leaflet, adhesive plasters, No.16 eye pads, triangular bandages, safety pins, gloves, cleaning wipes and dressings in two sizes. It is supplied in a green carry case with a wall-hanging bracket.
Which dressing sizes are included?
The listed dressing sizes are 12cm × 12cm and 18cm × 18cm. Keep each dressing in its original packaging until required, check the wrapper and expiry information, and select supplies in accordance with first-aid training and the item instructions.
Can this kit be mounted on a wall?
Yes. A wall-hanging bracket is included. Follow the fitting instructions and choose a clearly identified location that staff can access promptly. Keep the case in its designated position between uses and make its location known to colleagues.
Is the 20-person size suitable for our premises?
Suitability depends on your first-aid needs assessment, including the work, hazards, staffing and access to help. Use the size designation when comparing kits, then check whether the contents and quantity of kits meet the needs you have identified.
Can used supplies be replaced individually?
Maintain the kit by replacing used, damaged or expired items with suitable supplies. Check item type, size and packaging when selecting replacements, and compare the restocked contents with your workplace requirements before returning the kit to service.
Where should the kit be kept?
Choose an accessible position protected from conditions that could damage the case or contents. Tell staff where it is kept, keep the route clear and assign someone to check it regularly. Return the kit to that location after each use.
