Whether it’s the number of people you work with or the hazards you face every day, life at your high-risk workplace can be dangerously unpredictable.

That’s why you need a Brenniston High Risk Workplace First Aid Kit easily accessible and fully stocked at all times. It’s not a choice – it’s the law.

• Includes Burn, Eye and CPR modules for specialised treatment of critical injuries
• Industrial-strength, wall-mountable cabinet is easy to access in an emergency
• Makes ideal central first aid station in a large workplace
• Contents regulated and safeguarded by Therapeutic Goods Administration
• Developed under Australian First Aid in Workplace National Code of Practice
• Proudly designed and produced in Australia

Ideal for Large Factory, Construction and Demolition, Metal Works

Suited to 1 - 50 people

Who buys this first aid kit? Builders, Manufacturers, Mining Companies

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Specifications

Workplace Compliance

Australian workplace health and safety inspectors can enter your business at any time to check your compliance with Work Health and Safety laws.

Failing to provide a safe Australian workplace leaves you liable to fines up to $800,000. Your business can be forced to close. You can even end up in prison.

As a person conducting a business or undertaking, it’s your responsibility to provide access to a suitable workplace first aid kit at all times. Choosing the right Brenniston National Standard Workplace First Aid Kit is easy. It assures you Australian workplace health and safety compliance.

The workplace first aid kit contents should be based on a risk assessment of the nature of the work, the hazards, size, location and the nature of your workplace, and the number and composition of the workers there.

The number of people the workplace first aid kit is suited to must include contractors and volunteers. Suitability is based on the first aid kit’s contents and suggested uses, in conjunction with your own workplace risk assessment.