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  April 10, 2023 11:53 PM EDT

  are you prepared to treat workplace injuries?

  A properly selected, well stocked, and readily available first aid kit is essential for emergency preparedness. First aid supplies must be adequate and reflect the types of injuries that could occur in the workplace, such as cuts, lacerations, burns, fractures, contusions, and eye injuries.To get more news about IFAK kits, you can visit rusuntacmed.com official website.

  Remember these important tips when it comes to first aid kits at your facility or job site:

  • Adequate first aid supplies must be readily available. Each employee should know the location of first aid kits in each facility or job site.
  
  • First aid kits should be inspected at least monthly to make sure that adequate quantities of supplies are available to respond to an incident. A label on the cover of the kit can note the inspection date.
  First Aid Kit Classifications

  ANSI/ISEA Z308.1-2021, a voluntary consensus standard, establishes the items and quantity of supplies available in workplace first aid kits based on the following classifications:

  Class A. These first aid kits are intended to provide a basic range of products to deal with the most common types of major and minor wounds, such as cuts and abrasions, minor burns, and eye injuries. Items contained in Class A kits include adhesive bandages, adhesive tape, antibiotic application, antiseptic, a breathing barrier, burn dressing, burn treatment, eye covering, a first aid guide, hand sanitizer, medical exam gloves, eye/skin wash, roller bandage, scissors, sterile pads, trauma pads, and triangular bandages.

  Class B. These first aid kits are intended to provide a broader range and quantity of supplies to deal with injuries that personnel may encounter in a more populated, complex and/or high-risk work environment.

  First aid kits designated as Class B contain two items not found in Class A kits: a tourniquet and splint. They also contain all of the items bound in Class A kits but in greater quantities.