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SEQ Schools First Aid Kit Inspection Checklist

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This SEQ Schools First Aid Kit Inspection Checklist helps facilities and safety teams verify that school first aid cabinets are dustproof, appropriately sized, and fully stocked. Inspect and record the presence and quantities of essential items including eyewash solution, dressings, bandages, gloves, scissors, resus mask, rescue blanket, eye pads, triangular bandages, burn cream, and a sharps container. Log comments, note shortages, and track stock ordered, received, and distributed to maintain campus readiness.

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First Aid Kit Monthly Inspection Checklist
Use this monthly first aid kit inspection checklist to keep workplace kits stocked, in-date, and ready for emergencies. Capture location and kit ID, check essential supplies such as gloves, resuscitation mask, dressings, bandages, antiseptic swabs, saline, burn gel, eye pads, and emergency blanket, and note quantities to reorder. Record who conducted the check and when, add notes, and document items that need replenishment to maintain compliance and readiness across sites.
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Monthly First Aid Kit Checks
This monthly first aid kit checklist helps first aiders inspect and maintain workplace first aid boxes across offices and facilities. Verify quantities, condition, and expiry dates for key items such as washproof plasters, eye dressings, triangular bandages, sterile dressings, alcohol-free wipes, gloves, safety pins, and eyewash. Record checks by location, confirm items are in date, and note any replacements required to ensure compliance and readiness. Use this template to standardize inspections, document accountability, and keep first aid supplies stocked and operational for emergencies.
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GS Campus First Aid Checklist
This GS Campus First Aid checklist helps education facilities verify first aid readiness across campus locations. It covers confirming trained first aiders and their contact details, checking that first aid kits are fully stocked, and inspecting key supplies such as plasters, dressings, eye pads, gauze, gloves, safety pins, scissors, eyewash, triangular bandages, and large wound dressings. It also prompts checks for empty waste and sharps bins, working taps and appliances, and availability of soap and paper towels in first aid rooms, tea points, gyms, studios, and shared spaces to improve campus safety and compliance.
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First Aid Stock List
Maintain compliant and fully stocked first aid kits with this simple stock list template. Log items such as dressings, bandages, plasters, gloves, biohazard bags, eyewash, scissors, and blankets. Record quantities, note expiration dates, and flag items for reorder. Standardize kit inspections across sites, reduce shortages, and support health and safety standards. Use it for routine checks, restocking, and audit readiness in workplaces, clinics, and public spaces.
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First Aid Kit Monthly Inspection Checklist

Use this monthly first aid kit inspection checklist to keep workplace kits stocked, in-date, and ready for emergencies. Capture location and kit ID, check essential supplies such as gloves, resuscitation mask, dressings, bandages, antiseptic swabs, saline, burn gel, eye pads, and emergency blanket, and note quantities to reorder. Record who conducted the check and when, add notes, and document items that need replenishment to maintain compliance and readiness across sites.

by Zane Martin, from the Community

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Monthly First Aid Kit Checks

This monthly first aid kit checklist helps first aiders inspect and maintain workplace first aid boxes across offices and facilities. Verify quantities, condition, and expiry dates for key items such as washproof plasters, eye dressings, triangular bandages, sterile dressings, alcohol-free wipes, gloves, safety pins, and eyewash. Record checks by location, confirm items are in date, and note any replacements required to ensure compliance and readiness. Use this template to standardize inspections, document accountability, and keep first aid supplies stocked and operational for emergencies.

by Sean Sykes, from the Community

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GS Campus First Aid Checklist

This GS Campus First Aid checklist helps education facilities verify first aid readiness across campus locations. It covers confirming trained first aiders and their contact details, checking that first aid kits are fully stocked, and inspecting key supplies such as plasters, dressings, eye pads, gauze, gloves, safety pins, scissors, eyewash, triangular bandages, and large wound dressings. It also prompts checks for empty waste and sharps bins, working taps and appliances, and availability of soap and paper towels in first aid rooms, tea points, gyms, studios, and shared spaces to improve campus safety and compliance.

by Kaitlan Gardener, from the Community

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First Aid Stock List

Maintain compliant and fully stocked first aid kits with this simple stock list template. Log items such as dressings, bandages, plasters, gloves, biohazard bags, eyewash, scissors, and blankets. Record quantities, note expiration dates, and flag items for reorder. Standardize kit inspections across sites, reduce shortages, and support health and safety standards. Use it for routine checks, restocking, and audit readiness in workplaces, clinics, and public spaces.

by vincent kelly, from the Community

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SEQ Schools First Aid Kit Inspection Checklist

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