HSE Certified First Aid Kit Refill for 1-10 Persons - Restock Essential Emergency Supplies - Ideal for Home, Office, or Travel Kits

• HSE Regulation Compliance: This first aid refill kit is fully compliant with Health and Safety Executive (HSE) regulations, ensuring it meets the standards required for workplace safety.
• Suitable for Work Areas: Designed for workplaces with up to 10 employees, this refill kit provides essential supplies to replenish your existing first aid kit, ensuring continued compliance and preparedness.
• Refill Kit Convenience: As a refill kit, it offers a convenient solution for replenishing your first aid supplies without having to purchase an entirely new kit, saving both time and resources.
• Comprehensive Contents: With items such as cleansing wipes, gloves, dressings, plasters, safety pins, and triangular bandages, this refill kit provides a comprehensive range of supplies to address various first aid needs.
• Guidance for Workplace Compliance: Learn about HSE regulations and guidelines for managing first aid provision in the workplace, ensuring your organization remains compliant and prepared for any emergencies.

HSE 1-10 person first aid refill: Fully compliant to HSE regulations. Suitable for work areas with up to 10 employees. Refill kit. Contents Cleansing wipes – 6 Gloves vinyl (pair) – 1 Guidance note – 1 HSE eyepad dressing – 2 HSE large dressing – 2 HSE medium dressing – 6 Plasters assorted – 20 Safety pins – 6 Triangular bandage – 4 Under The Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981, the HSE have issued official guidance for employers on managing the provision of first aid in the workplace. The HSE Guidance on Regulations(publication L74) applies to all employers and provides guidance on managing first aid (kit types, equipment and facilities), first aid personnel (cover levels, training and appointed persons) and first aid awareness across the workplace. Whilst The HSE issue a basic list of items recommended for workplace kits, it is stipulated that the kit contents and the equipment available must be ‘adequate and appropriate in the circumstances’. Each employer is responsible for performing ongoing detailed risk assessments to ensure that the first aid provision remains appropriate to the workplace concerned.