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First Aid Stock Check for Construction Sites

by SAFE Andover, from the Community

This practical checklist helps construction site managers and safety leads verify first aid, burns, and biohazard supplies. Review expiry dates and confirm minimum quantities for dressings, bandages, plasters, eyewash, gloves, blankets, ice packs, face shields, and AED pads. It also covers burns kits, sharps response, disinfectant, and clinical waste materials. Use it to maintain readiness, meet HSE expectations, and ensure rapid response capability for incidents on new build sites.

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ASP 3d First Aid Stock Check
This ASP 3d First Aid Stock Check helps teams maintain compliant first aid, burns, and biohazard supplies on site. Inspect quantities and expiry dates for HSE sterile dressings, triangular bandages, eye pads and eyewash, antiseptic wipes, plasters, safety pins, strapping, blankets, gloves, ice packs, face shields and masks. Confirm AED pad spares, pen light, first aid box seals, and PPE are available. Review biohazard kits including bags, clinical waste bags, absorbent granules, body fluid kits, sharps refills, and disinfectant spray.
by SAFE CharltonLakeside, from the Community
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Weekly First Aid Stock Check
This weekly first aid stock check template helps teams verify and document essential first aid supplies on site. Record quantities and expiry dates for items such as plasters, eye pads, triangular bandages, HSE sterile dressings (medium and large), wipes, face shields, gloves, heat-retaining blankets, eyewash sachets, ice packs, and first aid box seals. It also covers biohazard kit contents including absorbent granules, body fluid bags, dustpan and brush, and response spray. Capture notes and signatures to support compliance and emergency readiness.
by SAFE Romsey Rapids, from the Community
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Weekly First Aid Stock Check Checklist
Use this weekly first aid stock check to ensure onsite kits are fully stocked and in date. Verify HSE sterile dressings, eye pads, triangular bandages, plasters, gloves, AED pads and seals. Review burns kit items such as Burnshield, limb dressings and scissors, and biohazard supplies including waste bags, sharps kits and disinfectant. Record reorders and keep documentation leaflets up to date to support workplace safety.
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Biohazard, Burns and Spill Kit Inspection
Use this inspection checklist to confirm biohazard, burns and spill kits are sealed, fully stocked and ready for use across your facility. Verify kit contents for FOH reception and first aid rooms, check plant room spill kits, and assess catering burns kits, including gloves, wipes, disinfectant, clinical waste bags, gels, bandages and burn dressings. Record whether kits have been used, note missing items or broken seals, capture signatures, and log replacements by notifying the duty manager. Standardizing these checks supports compliance, hygiene, and rapid response to incidents.
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ASP 3d First Aid Stock Check

This ASP 3d First Aid Stock Check helps teams maintain compliant first aid, burns, and biohazard supplies on site. Inspect quantities and expiry dates for HSE sterile dressings, triangular bandages, eye pads and eyewash, antiseptic wipes, plasters, safety pins, strapping, blankets, gloves, ice packs, face shields and masks. Confirm AED pad spares, pen light, first aid box seals, and PPE are available. Review biohazard kits including bags, clinical waste bags, absorbent granules, body fluid kits, sharps refills, and disinfectant spray.

by SAFE CharltonLakeside, from the Community

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Weekly First Aid Stock Check

This weekly first aid stock check template helps teams verify and document essential first aid supplies on site. Record quantities and expiry dates for items such as plasters, eye pads, triangular bandages, HSE sterile dressings (medium and large), wipes, face shields, gloves, heat-retaining blankets, eyewash sachets, ice packs, and first aid box seals. It also covers biohazard kit contents including absorbent granules, body fluid bags, dustpan and brush, and response spray. Capture notes and signatures to support compliance and emergency readiness.

by SAFE Romsey Rapids, from the Community

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Weekly First Aid Stock Check Checklist

Use this weekly first aid stock check to ensure onsite kits are fully stocked and in date. Verify HSE sterile dressings, eye pads, triangular bandages, plasters, gloves, AED pads and seals. Review burns kit items such as Burnshield, limb dressings and scissors, and biohazard supplies including waste bags, sharps kits and disinfectant. Record reorders and keep documentation leaflets up to date to support workplace safety.

by SAFE Andover, from the Community

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Template

Biohazard, Burns and Spill Kit Inspection

Use this inspection checklist to confirm biohazard, burns and spill kits are sealed, fully stocked and ready for use across your facility. Verify kit contents for FOH reception and first aid rooms, check plant room spill kits, and assess catering burns kits, including gloves, wipes, disinfectant, clinical waste bags, gels, bandages and burn dressings. Record whether kits have been used, note missing items or broken seals, capture signatures, and log replacements by notifying the duty manager. Standardizing these checks supports compliance, hygiene, and rapid response to incidents.

by SAFE Andover, from the Community

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First Aid Stock Check for Construction Sites

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