First Response Rucksack First Aid Kit

First aid kit which exceeds BS8599-1 offering versatility and ease of use

Compact, portable design with easy to view contents and multiple internal compartments
A detachable small internal kit can be utilised where it's not convenient to carry the full rucksack
Easy to view contents thanks to the full length zips

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First Response Rucksack First Aid Kit - Seton

First Response Rucksack First Aid Kit - First Aid Bags

Quantity:

£76.32 Incl. VAT: £91.58

Style No.

304FEB100

Supplied in : Single

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First Response Rucksack First Aid Kit

First Aid symbol and reflective strip
Qualifies as a travel first aid kit according to British Standard guidelines
When considering first aid in your office our guide to office first aid may be useful.
A kit designed for outdoor environments is also available
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Specifications

BS Compliant

Yes

Carrying

Strap

HSE Approved

Kit Contains

BS8599-1 Medium content:
2 x 7.5cm x 4m Conforming Bandages
3 x Triangular Bandages,
2 x 10cm x 10cm Burn Dressings
3 x Eye Pad Dressings
3 x Finger Dressings
2 x 18cm x 18cm HSE Large Dressings
6 x 12cm x 12cm HSE Medium Dressings
2 x Adult Foil Blankets
9 x Gloves (pair),
1 x Guidance Leaflet
60 x Plasters, Washproof Assorted
1 x Resuscitation Face Shield
12 x Safety Pins
1 x Shears
1 x Tape, Microporous 2.5cm x 5m
30 x Cleansing Wipes
Additional:
2 x Burn Dressings, 10cm x 10cm
1 x Eye Wash, Bottle 500ml
1 x Dressing, Trauma Medium
1 x Dressing, Trauma Large
8 x Foil Blankets, Adult
1 x Resuscitation Face Shield

No. of Users

20+ people

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Risk Type

Resuscitation, Eye care, Cuts, Burns, Knocks

Size (H x W x D)

380 x 260 x 200 mm

Supplied in

Single

Documentation

Product Guides & Training Tools

How Much Do You Really Know About First Aid in the Office?
Employers must provide ‘appropriate’ equipment and personnel so that their employees can receive immediate attention if they’re injured or taken ill at work.

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