FAST Guide: First Aid Kits & Supplies

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Adhesive Bandage

Adhesive Tape

Antibiotic Application

Antiseptic

Breathing Barrier

Burn Dressing (gel soaked)

Burn Treatment

Cold Pack

Eye Covering, with means of attachment

Eye/Skin Wash1 fl oz total4 fl oz total

First Aid Guide

Hand Sanitizer

Medical Exam Gloves

Roller Bandage2 inch4 inch

Scissors

Splint

Sterile Pad

Tourniquet

Trauma Pad

Triangular Bandage

16

1

10

10

1

1

10

1

2

1

1

6

2 pair

10

1

0

2

0

2

1

50

2

25

50

1

2

25

2

2

1

1

10

4 pair

21

1

1

4

1

4

2

1 x 3 in.

2.5 yd (total)

1/57 oz

1/57 oz

4 x 4 in.

1/32 oz

4 x 5 in.

2.9 sq. in.

1 fl oz4 fl oz

1/32 oz

2 in. x 4 yd4 in. x 4 yd

4 x 24 in.

3 x 3 in.

1 in. (width)

5 x 9 in.

40 x 40 x 56 in.

2.5 x 7.5 cm

2.3 m (total)

0.5 gm

0.5 gm

10 x 10 cm

0.9 gm

10 x 12.5 cm

19 sq. cm

29.6 ml118.3 ml

0.9 gm

5 cm x 3.66 m10 cm x 3.66 m

10.2 x 61 cm

7.5 x 7.5 cm

2.5 cm (width)

12.7 x 22.9 cm

101 x 101 x 142 cm

First Aid Supplies Class A Class B (US) (Metric)

ANSI 2015 ANSI 2015Minimum Quantity Minimum Size or Volume

A BClass A first aid kits are intended to provide a basic range of products to deal with most commontypes of injuries encountered in the workplace including major wounds, minor wounds (cuts andabrasions), minor burns and eye injuries.

Class B kits are intended to provide a broader range and quantity of supplies to deal withinjuries encountered in more populated, complex and/or high risk workplace environments.

I

II

III

IV

Type

Indoor

Indoor

Indoor/Outdoor

Indoor/Outdoor

Use Portable MountableWater

Resistant Waterproof Performance

Section 5.2.5

ANSI Z308.1-2015 Required Kit Contents

First Aid Kit Classifications

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Approximately 4 million workers suffer from a nonfatal injury or illness each year

Your body has 10 pints of bloodLosing 2 pints of blood can result in shock

Losing 5-6 pints of blood can result in death

1.25 million Americans face a �rst time or recurrent heart attack each year. First aid and CPR can increase the survival rate of these victims by 40%

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First Aid Compliance can be EASY,Non-Compliance can be COSTLY!

A fine because your company’s first aid kits were not up to OSHA or ANSI standards can be expensive, but the lossof an employee’s life comes at a price that cannot be measured. Help protect your employees today by

making sure you have proper first aid supplies on hand in case of any emergency.

Check your state’s Department of Labor requirements

Be aware of regulations for your specific industry

Know the first aid supplies required by ANSI Z308.1-2015

Keep your specific workplace in mind when ordering supplies