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What is in a Fist Aid Room? The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) offers guidelines on first aid provisions, including recommendations for appropriate PPE. 

Martyn's Law also known as the Protection of Premises Bill, aims to enhance security measures at public venues such as theatres and concert venues. These measures not only help to prevent terrorist attacks but also create a sense of reassurance for individuals attending events or visiting these spaces. Ultimately, the goal is to create a safer environment for everyone to enjoy without compromising on the overall experience. 

Public Access Trauma PAct Kits play a vital role in providing immediate first aid to individuals facing life-threatening injuries in public spaces. By understanding the purpose and contents of these kits, bystanders can be better prepared to respond effectively in emergency situations. Remember, being equipped with knowledge and access to PAcT kits can make a difference in saving lives when every second counts. 

The Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981 have been a cornerstone in this area for many years. The Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981 have undergone significant updates in 2024.

What needs to be in a workplace first aid kit to meet HSE guidelines?

HSE compliant first aid kits contain minimum quantities of the following items, depending on the size and risk level of a company. It will include as a minimum; first aid guidance leaflets, plasters, eye pads, bandages, safety pins, dressings, wound cleansing wipes and gloves. Find out more about staying compliant. 

One of the most common injuries requiring first aid for children regardless of where they are is a cut, scrape or graze! Slips and trips are often the culprits for this injury.  As the staple of any first aid kit, plasters are a necessity and we have a range suitable for any size.