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OFA Kit Checklist

by Andrea Paulsen, from the Community

This Occupational First Aid Kit checklist helps teams systematically inspect workplace first aid and oxygen kits. Record kit numbers, date, inspector, location, client, and job site. Verify required contents including dressings, bandages, tourniquet, PPE, tools, and documentation. Check oxygen kit components like regulator, masks, airways, BVM, pulse oximeter, and suction unit. Capture photos, flag defects, note expiries, and add recommendations. Conclude with signatures to maintain compliance and readiness.

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GDRC First Aid Kit Checklist BOX 6
Use this checklist to inspect Class A first aid kits across worksites and vehicles. Record kit type, number, location or vehicle registration, and inspector details. Verify the seal, confirm all required contents are present, and check expiry dates for dressings, wipes, and solutions. Document defects with photos, note recommendations, and capture signatures to complete the inspection. Maintain a historical log of kit checks to support safety compliance and readiness.
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First Aid Kit Checklist for Class A Kits
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CCS First Aid Level 1 Kit Inventory
This checklist provides a complete inventory for a CCS First Aid Level 1 OFA 1 kit. Record client or site details, kit number, date, preparer and location, then verify required contents including dressings, gauze, pressure dressings, roller bandages, tape, abdominal dressings, triangular bandages, safety pins, scissors, forceps, cotton tips, a pocket mask and a first aid record book. Confirm the kit is clean and sanitary, attach photos and add signatures to document compliance. Designed as a starting point for workplace safety inspections; confirm suitability for your jurisdiction before use.
by Luke Nelson, from the Community
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Office First Aid Kit Monthly Check

This Office First Aid Kit Monthly Check is a practical audit checklist to ensure workplace kits are stocked, in date, and accessible. It covers kit accessibility and signage, first aider details, emergency contacts, and evacuation plans. Inspectors verify security seals, kit size, expiry dates, and required contents like dressings, plasters, gloves, bandages, wipes, eye wash, blankets, and shears across different kit sizes. Use it to maintain compliance and emergency readiness.

by Andre Ranussi, from the Community

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GDRC First Aid Kit Checklist BOX 6

Use this checklist to inspect Class A first aid kits across worksites and vehicles. Record kit type, number, location or vehicle registration, and inspector details. Verify the seal, confirm all required contents are present, and check expiry dates for dressings, wipes, and solutions. Document defects with photos, note recommendations, and capture signatures to complete the inspection. Maintain a historical log of kit checks to support safety compliance and readiness.

by LGW GLCC, from the Community

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First Aid Kit Checklist for Class A Kits

This checklist helps teams inspect Class A first aid kits across sites and vehicles. Record kit type, location or vehicle registration, and kit number. Verify seals, confirm quantities, and check expiry dates for all contents including dressings, bandages, gloves, and resuscitation devices. Capture photos of defective or expired items, note recommendations, and sign off completion. Use SafetyCulture to store results and view historical logs to ensure compliance, readiness, and consistent first aid standards.

by LGW GLCC, from the Community

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CCS First Aid Level 1 Kit Inventory

This checklist provides a complete inventory for a CCS First Aid Level 1 OFA 1 kit. Record client or site details, kit number, date, preparer and location, then verify required contents including dressings, gauze, pressure dressings, roller bandages, tape, abdominal dressings, triangular bandages, safety pins, scissors, forceps, cotton tips, a pocket mask and a first aid record book. Confirm the kit is clean and sanitary, attach photos and add signatures to document compliance. Designed as a starting point for workplace safety inspections; confirm suitability for your jurisdiction before use.

by Luke Nelson, from the Community

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OFA Kit Checklist

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