What’s in your first aid kit?
There is no longer a mandatory minimum requirement for first aid kit contents. The contents should be determined by a first aid needs assessment, this
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In the workplace, accidents can happen anywhere at any moment. The latest HSE statistics indicate that 135 workers died in work-related accidents and 561,000 sustained
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Cleaning aids haphazardly stuffed in corners, tools and equipment standing around or lying all over the place, and disorganised boxes and drawers jumbled with a
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In the UK, more than 30,000 people fall victim to cardiac arrests outside of hospital each year. This means that these incidents occur at home,
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Warehouse emergencies often occur out of nowhere without warning. This ranges from fires and natural disasters to workplace injuries. Having contingencies in place helps prevent
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Work accidents and workplace injuries and fatalities often leave lasting physical and psychological scar tissue on businesses and workers. These events are like pebbles in
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Most workplaces are well prepared for emergencies such as fires, spills and common injuries but what about Sudden Cardiac Arrest? Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) is
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Coronary heart disease is the largest single cause of death in the UK. In the UK there are over 30,000 out-of-hospital cardiac arrests every year,
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The most common types of burn injuries in the workplace occur as a result of accidental misuse or clumsy handling of thermal, chemical or electrical
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There is no longer a mandatory minimum requirement for first aid kit contents. The contents should be determined by a first aid needs assessment, this
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Every home and every workplace should have a first aid kit. It is good practice to also carry a first aid kit in your car
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Every year, thousands of people suffer from work-related eye injuries. Sometimes this damage is permanent, leading to irreversible loss of eyesight. If the eyes are
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Employers are required to provide adequate and appropriate equipment, facilities and personnel to ensure their employees (and others when deemed necessary) receive immediate attention if
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