Availability
Place first-aid resources where intended users can access them.
First-aid readiness
Keep first-aid resources easy to find and use.
Practical planning for accessible, complete and clearly identified first-aid resources.
Discuss first-aid readinessThe essentials
Make the next step practical.
A first-aid resource is most useful when people can find it, understand its purpose and maintain its contents responsibly. Build checks into normal site routines rather than leaving them until an urgent moment.
Key areas
Identification
Use clear location information so people know where to look.
Contents
Review kit condition and contents using the relevant product guidance.
Ownership
Assign responsibility for periodic checks and replenishment planning.
How to begin
- 01Review where current kits are located.
- 02Check access, identification and visible condition.
- 03Confirm product contents and replenishment requirements.
- 04Record who owns the next review.
Who it helps
Office teamsFacility managersEducation teamsWorkplace coordinators
Discuss your setting and requirements with our team to identify a relevant product or training conversation.
Discuss first-aid readinessQuestions to consider
How do we know whether a kit is complete?
Review the kit against its product information and replace items that have been used or require replacement.
Where should first-aid kits be kept?
Choose accessible, clearly identified locations appropriate to the setting.
Can a first-aid kit be part of wider readiness planning?
Yes. It can sit alongside emergency communication, responder preparation and other relevant equipment.