First Aid for Construction

We've put together a quick guide for everything you need to know about first aid in the construction industry.

What first aid do I need in construction?

We've broken down what your first aid requirements are into 4 simple steps.

Top picks - Construction first aid kits 

Here is a list of our top picks for construction first aid kits. It is essential you consider for every work area including work vehicles as well as other risks such as snake and spider bites.

R1 Ute Max First Aid Kit, Soft Pack

Compliant work vehicle first aid kit.
No. persons: 1-10 vehicle
Additional risks covered: N/A

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R2 Constructa Max First Aid Kit, Soft Pack

Compliant portable site first aid kit.
No. persons: 1-25 workplace
Additional risks covered: Eye & outdoor injuries

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R2 Constructa Max First Aid Kit, Tackle Box

Compliant portable site first aid kit.
No. persons: 1-25 workplace
Additional risks covered: Eye & outdoor injuries

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R4 Constructa Medic First Aid Kit, Metal Wall Mount

Compliant first aid room or site office kit.
No. persons: 1-50 workplace
Additional risks covered: Burns, eye & outdoor injuries

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Snake & Spider Bite First Aid Kit, Soft Pack

Ideal addition to any first aid kit.
No. persons: N/A
Additional risks covered: N/A

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Have you considered a defibrillator?

Providing an automated external defibrillator can reduce the risk of fatality from cardiac arrest. It is a useful addition for workplaces where there is a risk of electrocution or where there are large numbers of members of the public.

Source: FIRST AID IN THE WORKPLACE Code of Practice March 2015, SafeWork Australia


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Need a first aid room?

A first aid room should be established at the workplace if a risk assessment indicates that it would be difficult to administer appropriate first aid unless a first aid room is provided. A first aid room is recommended for:

  • Low risk workplaces with 200 workers or more
  • High risk workplaces with 100 workers or more

Source: FIRST AID IN THE WORKPLACE Code of Practice March 2015, SafeWork Australia

 

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Download our Whitepaper: Complete guide to Workplace First Aid Compliance

We've put together a complete guide to Workplace First Aid Compliance to help your workplace get prepared, compliant, and ready to respond. 

As always, if you need help with choosing the right first aid kit for you or your business we're always here to help!

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