Equipment Managing Trauma
Accidents, injuries and emergencies happen to everyone, eventually. Properly preparing for these instances is all-important. Ideally, everyone should have a first aid kit or medical kit at home and in their vehicle. If your householdincludes children, keeping a kit in the house is especially important. As well, outdoorsmen and outdoorswoman will want to make a first aid kit an essential part of their gear.
FIRST AID FOR:
sport and clinic
school and home
workplace and leisure
public safety and emergencies
Ambulance EMT Ltd also supply all the components for your current first aid kits. Everything from plasters, major wound dressings and bandages to spinal boards, defibrillators and manikins.
Basic home and vehicle kits start off from as little as $30. We can also custom make kits for your workplace which range from the very basic supplies to an advanced major trauma / resuscitation style paramedical kit.
Our most popular kit is our $80 one to twenty five person industrial kit. This kit exceeds OSH regulations, comes in either a soft fold out pouch, or for a little extra, a hard wall mounted plastic case.
All this with complete after sales service. Just free phone our office to arrange stock replacement. If certain conditions are met, we may even be able to arrange regular on-site restocking.
KITS ARE GREAT FOR:
incentives
fundraisers
birthday gifts
appreciation gifts
employee recognition
Don't forget, anything medical or first aid orientated, we supply!
TIPS:
First aid kits should be easily accessible.
Include any personal items such as medications and emergency phone numbers, or other items your health care provider may suggest.
Make sure torch batteries (if included) are working.
Regularly check expiration dates and replace any used or out-of-date contents.
FIRST AID KIT REQUIREMENTS
OSH requires all employers to meet the requirements of the Health and Safety in Employment Act 1992 and Regulations 1995 (updated May2001), and provide no less than a full basic first aid kit that is clearly marked, and is easily accessible to any member of the staff.
For companies with over 50 staff, two kits are recommended, and a first aid room should be provided for companies with 100 employees or more.
Under the Health and Safety Act 1992, companies must also have a designated staff member(s) trained to aminimum of Workplace First Aid level (NZQA units 6400, 6401, & 6402) See our services page for outstanding training options.
