Bilingual OSHA Contractors First Aid Kits for Job Sites up to 25 People \u2013 Gasketed Plastic, 180 pieces
\n Botiqu\u00edn de primeros auxilios para contratista<\/p>\n
Serves up to 25 Person Construction Job sites
\n Meets or Exceeds OSHA \u00a71926.50(d) (1) & (2) and \u00a71910.151b
\n English\/Spanish + Wall\/Cab Mountable & Portable
\n Sturdy Case Gasketed for moisture resistance
\n Made in USA<\/p>\n
Our best-selling Contractor\u2019s First Aid Kit! Construction work means on-the-job injuries. No matter how thorough your safety plan and training, accidents involving injuries can still occur. OSHA requires Medical and first aid services be addressed according to specific standards for construction industry. This kit was designed to comply with OSHA \u00a71926.50(d) (1) & (2) and \u00a71910.151b. More importantly, this kit is designed with the typical needs for contractor injuries that happen day to day on a jobsite of 25 workers. Nobody benefits from down time due to injuries – address the first aid issue promptly so the worker stays healthy and the job gets done.<\/p>\n
OSHA\u2019s 1926.50(d)(1) requires that employers make certain \u201cfirst aid supplies shall be easily accessible when required.\u201d and, 1926.50(d)(2) requires that \u201cthe contents of the first aid kit shall be placed in a weatherproof container.\u201d This is why Urgent First Aid\u2122 assembles these construction site first aid kits (right here in the USA) in sturdy gasketed first aid boxes that help keep the dust and moisture out of your first aid supplies. This 180 piece construction first aid kit exceeds federal OSHA requirements and is perfect for work-vehicles and to have while on the job-site. The Kit includes everything you need from bandages, compresses, triangular\/sling bandage, gauze pads, antiseptic towelettes, first aid tape, exam gloves, burn relief, even an instant cold compress to treat those contusions from on-the-job bumps and more \u2013 plus the kit designers went further, too, by upping the quality standard and including only 12-ply gauze pads instead of the less expensive (and less effective) 8-ply or 4-ply. <\/p>\n
First aid kits should be stocked with supplies that reflect the types of injuries that could occur at the jobsite. This first aid kit has what you need on the job. Thoughtful additions like an extensive first aid guide, knuckle bandages, and even an emergency blanket for treating shock make this kit more practical and useful than a basic first aid kit. The medical supplies come in a polypropylene case that has a carrying handle and is also wall mountable. Contents are sufficient to treat common injuries for a typical small jobsite of 25+ people with all your essential small injury first aid supplies.
\nKit Includes:<\/p>\n
(1) Empty 16 Unit Plastic Case, Gasketed
\n (1) Urgent First Aid Guide with CPR & AED – 52 Pages\u00a0– English
\n (1) Instant Cold Compress, 5″ X 6″
\n (1) Plastic Tweezers – 4″
\n (8) Dressing Pad, Gauze 3″X3″
\n (100) 1″ X 3″ Adhesive Bandages, Plastic
\n (4) Exam Quality Vinyl Gloves
\n (6) First Aid \/ Burn Cream – 0.9 gm packs
\n (1) First Aid Tape – 1\/2″ x 2.5 yd.
\n (1) Triangular Sling\/Bandage w\/ 2 Safety Pins
\n (1) Gauze Clean Wrap Roll, 3″
\n (1) ABD Combine Pad 5 in. x 9 in.
\n (1) Nickel Plated Scissors – 4-1\/2″
\n (6) Triple Antibiotic Ointment – 0.5gm packs
\n (2) Knuckle Bandages, Woven
\n (2) Fingertip Bandages, Woven
\n (42) Antiseptic BZK Cleansing Wipe
\n (1) Solar Emergency Blanket 84 x 52<\/p>\n
This Kit features a 52 page full color English language ANSI & OSHA First Aid Guide Book covering Emergency steps of assessing the scene and person, calling 9-1-1 or location emergency number, Establishing responsiveness, Establishing and maintaining an open and clear airway, Performing rescue breathing, Treating airway obstruction in a conscious victim, Performing CPR, Using an AED. The guide covers –\u00a0 Recognizing the signs and symptoms of shock and providing first aid for shock from illness or injury – Assessing and treating a victim who has an unexplained change in level of consciousness or sudden illness – Controlling bleeding with direct pressure – Poisoning – Responding to medical emergencies – Chest pain – Stroke – Breathing problems – Anaphylactic reaction – Hypoglycemia in diabetics taking insulin – Seizures – Reduced level of consciousness – Impaled objects – Assessment of and first aid wounds including abrasions, cuts, lacerations, punctures, avulsions, amputations and crush injuries – Principles of wound care including infections precautions – Principles of body substance isolation, universal precautions and use of PPE – Burns, including assessment of the severity of a burn, including extent (size) and depth – Recognizing whether a burn is thermal, electrical or chemical and the appropriate first aid. The book also gives instructions for Temperature extremes – Exposure to cold, including frostbite and hypothermia \/ Exposure to heat, including heat cramps, heat exhaustion and heat stroke. The First Aid Booklet also covers first aid methods and treatments for Musculoskeletal injuries (Fractures, Sprains, strains, contusions and cramps as well as Head, neck, back and spinal injuries) – Eye injuries – Mouth and teeth injuries (Oral injuries, lip and tongue injuries, broken and missing teeth) – Bites and stings (Human and animal bites – Bites and stings from insects), This first aid book even offers guidance for exposure to poison oak, ivy, or sumac and instructions for emergency childbirth.
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\nAssembled in California from domestic and imported content in a sturdy case manufactured in\u00a0USA<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"