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Toolbox Talk First Aid for Construction

by Graham Plumbe, from the Community

This first aid toolbox talk template helps supervisors brief crews on first aid requirements on site. It covers the appointment and training of first aiders, the role of an appointed person when a first aider is absent, requirements for first aid rooms and first aid boxes, and clear reporting procedures. Use it to reinforce duties to log incidents in the first aid book and notify the health and safety officer in line with HSE guidance for construction workplaces.

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First Aid Toolbox Talk | AGL 2022
Use this First Aid toolbox talk template to brief crews on what to do before first aid is required, immediate actions during an incident, and core first aid basics. Topics include locating and maintaining first-aid kits, identifying first-aiders, calling emergency services, keeping casualties safe and reassured, and treating bleeding, burns, and shock. Includes supervisor notes, shift coverage considerations, and responsibilities for restocking first-aid equipment.
by jay hammond, from the Community
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First Aid Audit Checklist
Use this First Aid Audit template to evaluate first aid readiness across your workplace. It covers needs analysis, access to aid, adequacy and stocking of first aid boxes, identification and upkeep of first aid rooms, cleanliness, incident reporting, and the safe disposal of medical waste and sharps through licensed contractors, aligned with your emergency action plan. Ideal for internal audits led by a health and safety coordinator, the checklist helps standardize reviews, document findings, and drive corrective actions. Customize it to fit your operations and local regulations.
by Alex Murray, from the Community
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First Aid Risk Assessment Checklist
This First Aid Risk Assessment template helps workplaces evaluate first aid arrangements and compliance with The First Aid Regulations Northern Ireland 1982. Review proximity to hospitals and doctors, staffing levels, and the appropriateness of first aiders and mental health first aiders. Verify availability and locations of first aid boxes, burns kits, portable kits, EpiPens, and defibrillators. Record accident risks, past incidents including RIDDOR, and confirm safety measures such as eyewash, PPE, reporting, infectious disease control, and investigations.
by Louise Allbury, from the Community
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HSE First Aid Needs Assessment Checklist
Use this HSE aligned first aid needs assessment to determine the right level of workplace first aid coverage for your site. The checklist guides you through hazard levels, headcount, special risks, visitor exposure, and remote or lone work. Record first aiders, appointed persons, and equipment including boxes, AEDs, and first aid rooms. Capture nearest medical services, shift patterns, and coverage for absences. Review accident and ill health history to refine provision and keep first aid arrangements adequate.
by Emma Randall, from the Community
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First Aid Toolbox Talk | AGL 2022

Use this First Aid toolbox talk template to brief crews on what to do before first aid is required, immediate actions during an incident, and core first aid basics. Topics include locating and maintaining first-aid kits, identifying first-aiders, calling emergency services, keeping casualties safe and reassured, and treating bleeding, burns, and shock. Includes supervisor notes, shift coverage considerations, and responsibilities for restocking first-aid equipment.

by jay hammond, from the Community

20+

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First Aid Audit Checklist

Use this First Aid Audit template to evaluate first aid readiness across your workplace. It covers needs analysis, access to aid, adequacy and stocking of first aid boxes, identification and upkeep of first aid rooms, cleanliness, incident reporting, and the safe disposal of medical waste and sharps through licensed contractors, aligned with your emergency action plan. Ideal for internal audits led by a health and safety coordinator, the checklist helps standardize reviews, document findings, and drive corrective actions. Customize it to fit your operations and local regulations.

by Alex Murray, from the Community

10+

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Template

First Aid Risk Assessment Checklist

This First Aid Risk Assessment template helps workplaces evaluate first aid arrangements and compliance with The First Aid Regulations Northern Ireland 1982. Review proximity to hospitals and doctors, staffing levels, and the appropriateness of first aiders and mental health first aiders. Verify availability and locations of first aid boxes, burns kits, portable kits, EpiPens, and defibrillators. Record accident risks, past incidents including RIDDOR, and confirm safety measures such as eyewash, PPE, reporting, infectious disease control, and investigations.

by Louise Allbury, from the Community

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HSE First Aid Needs Assessment Checklist

Use this HSE aligned first aid needs assessment to determine the right level of workplace first aid coverage for your site. The checklist guides you through hazard levels, headcount, special risks, visitor exposure, and remote or lone work. Record first aiders, appointed persons, and equipment including boxes, AEDs, and first aid rooms. Capture nearest medical services, shift patterns, and coverage for absences. Review accident and ill health history to refine provision and keep first aid arrangements adequate.

by Emma Randall, from the Community

30+

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Toolbox Talk First Aid for Construction

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