Safety First Aid Evolution First Aid Station, Large Fully Stocked

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Employers are required by law to provide adequate and appropriate equipment facilities and personnel to ensure that workers receive immediate attention if they have an accident or are taken ill at work, and first aid signs are an important part of this provision. Seton can help you to position your first aid supplies and protect them from dust and water by offering a range of first aid stations and storage options. Our internally developed first aid stations are one example and they contain everything you need to comply with British standards and keep supplies visible, safe and accessible. Reduce the time it takes for people to locate these resources by implementing our extensive range of first aid signage. Modular British Standard First Aid Kit Mini Stations – With a highly visible 3D header that glows in the dark, it can be wall mounted but also unclips easily for fast response. An examination / medical couch with waterproof protection and clean pillows and blankets (a paper couch roll may be used that is changed between casualties)

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If your employees work with certain hazardous materials, or other workplace hazards, such as chemicals, batteries, or high voltage electricity, this should also be considered when thinking about the first aid supplies and other safety equipment you might need. Chemical and electrical burns can be extremely serious, and equipment such as emergency safety showers will probably be necessary, as well as specialised first aid supplies. Working with chemicals also increases the need for eye wash stations, and first aid supplies specifically for treating eye injuries. First aid signs should be used in locations where they can best provide information to people in the area. They should be placed in easily visible positions and property or business owners will want to consider the type of sign that offers maximum visibility in that area; for example, 3D first aid signs may provide better visibility in some areas, while wall-mounted signs can be helpful in others. What are the requirements for reporting accidents?Each employer has an obligation to report health issues or injury in the workplace. Under RIDDOR (The Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 1995), an employer is required to report deaths, certain diseases, major injuries, injuries lasting more than 7 days, any incident that could have resulted in injury and injuries to members of the public. We even offer anti-slip floor markers which can help to ensure that first aid areas are clearly demarcated and easily identified.The general first aid stations in this category are an easy way to buy first aid essentials and conform to British Standards (if first aid station requirements have been evaluated by a first aid risk assessment). The size of the station needed will be dependent on the number of employees and the kind of work they undertake. You can find out more by looking at our Legislation Watch article on assessing first aid needs in the workplace. You should consider your workplace’s specific hazards when choosing your first aid equipment and supplies as well as the size of your workplace and the number of employees in each area. A suitable first aid room(s) should be provided where your needs assessment identifies this as necessary. Where there is the possible need for disposal of potentially hazardous bodily fluids or sharp objects consider a biohazard first aid station, which offers a range of solutions to first aid and biohazard situations.

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Do I need an Accident Book?You need an accident book if own or occupy a quarry, mine or factory OR if you have more than 10 employees. If eye injuries have been identified as a particular likelihood then our combined first aid and eye wash stations could be a solution. They offer eye wash guidelines and a mirror for carrying out treatment. Neutralising eye wash is included which can be used to treat injuries arising from acid and alkali hazards. 3 x ½ litre dispenser bottles provide a ready supply of saline eye wash solution. Catering / Burns StationsFor food preparation areas our catering first aid stations can provide an off the shelf solution. They offer a burns first aid kit as well as saline eye wash. Additionally, the included British Standard catering first aid kits contain industry standard blue items such as plasters and dressings. Biohazard Stations Similarly if your risk assessment identifies an increased biohazard risk, you may want to consider installing our wall mounted Modular Biohazard Mini Stations to ensure you are properly prepared. The Importance of First Aid Signs in the WorkplaceThe above range of first aid signage is fully compliant with BS EN ISO 7010, and is designed to be easily understood by employees, visitors and members of the public. A well-positioned first aid sign has the potential to save lives by clearly indicating where vital medical equipment can be found or medical attention sought. These signs help to inform employees and visitors of first aid provisions within premises. They can be used to provide all types of useful information, for example we provide signs that highlight the details of qualified first aiders and first aid equipment operators on the premises. This will depend on the nature of your organisation and the details of your own risk assessment, but here are some of our top first aid kit supplies:

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Provide a solution for specific workplace hazards and emergency situations, for example chemical splash treatment for industrial environments In addition to the plaster dispenser, an eye wash dispenser contains 10 20ml sterile saline eye wash pods, for rinsing irritants like dust or small insects out of the eye. These can also be used to cleanse wounds. Finally, the sterile moist wipe dispenser includes 50 individually wrapped wipes which are suitable for cleaning wounds and the surrounding skin before applying a dressing. It is highly likely you will want to provide more comprehensive supplies so you can improve staff and visitor safety and respond to the inevitable accidents that can occur during the working day.HSE First Aid Kits – Affordable HSE-compliant kits in a durable, economy case to protect content and provide portability. What are the minimum requirements for emergency first aid at work?For any workplace which deems that a first aider is not required, it is essential to have an appointed person. The role of an appointed person includes looking after the equipment and facilities and calling the emergency services when required. Appointed Persons should not attempt to give first aid for which they have not been trained.