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Monthly Burns Kit Inspection Checklist

by Andrew Dingle, from the Community

This monthly burns kit inspection checklist helps workplaces confirm that essential first aid supplies for treating burns are stocked, in good condition, and in date. Items include Burnshield finger dressing, 10 x 10 cm dressing, 50 ml hydrogel, conforming bandage, and nitrile gloves. Capture site, date, preparer, and location, and add a signature for accountability. Suitable for offices, warehouses, and transport depots to maintain readiness and compliance.

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Use this monthly inspection checklist to ensure your metal first aid kit is complete, in good condition, and ready for emergencies. Inspect external and internal condition, verify tamper seals, and record usage for each module: Food and Beverage Cuts (White), Burns (Red), Eye Wound (Blue), Trauma (Yellow), and Dressing and Bandage (Purple). Check item expiry dates, review non-modular supplies such as plasters, burn gel, and conforming bandages, and note restock needs. Finish with sign-off to confirm accuracy and compliance.

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