First Aid Kits
Type
- Write the type of kit on the form, for example "10 unit box" or "30 unit cabinet", or the manufactures model or ID number can be used.
Access
- Check that the first aid kit is mounted off the ground or floor and covered if it is in an area where it could come into contact with mud, liquid, dust, or chemicals.
- Check that kits are visible at all times.
Placard
- Check that the placard or sign faces outward and is clear and easy-to-read.
Seals
- Check that sterile items such as bandages and medications are individually wrapped and have not been used or damaged.
- If the seal is broken, check that the item is disposed of and replaced.
Card
- Check that the first aid kit has a yearly inspection card marked with the year and month of the last refill inspection.
- Make sure the card includes an inventory of the contents and has an area on the back to date and initial for monthly inspections.
Condition
- Inspect the exterior of the kit for damage and pay close attention to the lid seal and ensure there is no leakage and/or rust on the interior.
- Make sure the kit is clean and ready for use.
Restock
- Check that the kit is properly filled with items noted on the inventory card.
- Make sure that any items that have been used, exceeded the expiration date, or sterile items with seals broken, have been replaced.
- If the kit needs to be restocked, check the box on the form and list the needed items in the comment section.
Knowledge Check Choose the best answer for the question.
1-12. According to the text, where should the first aid kit be located to make sure it does not come in contact with mud, liquid, dust, or chemicals?
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