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First Aid, Burns Kit and Eye Wash Monthly Check

by Daniel Clayton, from the Community

This monthly checklist helps teams verify first aid boxes, burns kits, and eye wash stations across facilities. It covers correct placement, clear signage, broken seals, missing contents, and whether eye wash and burns kits require replenishment. It prompts staff to check incident records and restock as needed to maintain readiness and compliance. Originally designed for Eastleigh College, it applies to schools, campuses, and workplaces seeking consistent checks of emergency first aid equipment.

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Monthly Eye Wash Inspection

Use this monthly eye wash inspection template to keep emergency eye wash stations ready for use. The checklist covers access and trip hazards, water flow and clarity, valve operation, cleanliness of eye pieces and covers, signage and identification, and the presence of current inspection tags. It also includes checks for portable eye wash bottles, including expiration dates, orientation, seal status, and station cleanliness across areas such as paint lines and welding stations.

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First Aid & Eye Wash Monthly Inspection

This monthly inspection template helps teams verify first aid kits and eye wash stations across workplaces. Check presence and condition of required items including dressings, plasters, triangular bandages, nitrile gloves, face shields, burn dressings, cleansing wipes, foil blankets, microporous tape, safety pins, scissors, and signage. Confirm eye wash availability, intact seals, expiry dates, and correct signage in multiple locations such as offices, workshops, and battery sheds. Use it to standardize audits, maintain compliance, and ensure readiness for emergencies.

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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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This First Aid Check List helps teams inspect first aid boxes and maintain readiness across workplaces. Verify supplies, quantities, and expiry dates; confirm PPE availability; check eye wash stations; and assess AED presence, status lights, pad expiry, and responder kits. Record kit locations, last inspection dates, and trained first aider contacts to support fast response and compliance.

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