HSE 1 Person First Aid Kit – Travel Pouch - Case of 25
Keep safe and prepared for accidents during travel with the 1-person travel first aid kit, containing the minimum content requirements for HSE regulations.
Great for:
- Security staff
- Petrol stations
- Warehouses
- Delivery drivers
- Couriers
Employers are responsible for meeting the first aid needs of any employee working away from the main site, whether that work is remotely based at a permanent location (e.g. security staff, petrol stations, warehousing etc.), or involves regular travel (e.g. delivery drivers, couriers, health visitors etc.). Individual risk assessments are needed to establish what provisions would be suitable for the practical circumstances of each employee.
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HSE 1 Person First Aid Kit – Travel Pouch - Case of 25
Keep safe and prepared for accidents during travel with the 1-person travel first aid kit, containing the minimum content requirements for HSE regulations.
Great for:
- Security staff
- Petrol stations
- Warehouses
- Delivery drivers
- Couriers
Employers are responsible for meeting the first aid needs of any employee working away from the main site, whether that work is remotely based at a permanent location (e.g. security staff, petrol stations, warehousing etc.), or involves regular travel (e.g. delivery drivers, couriers, health visitors etc.). Individual risk assessments are needed to establish what provisions would be suitable for the practical circumstances of each employee.
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Keep safe and prepared for accidents during travel with the 1-person travel first aid kit, containing the minimum content requirements for HSE regulations.
Great for:
- Security staff
- Petrol stations
- Warehouses
- Delivery drivers
- Couriers
Employers are responsible for meeting the first aid needs of any employee working away from the main site, whether that work is remotely based at a permanent location (e.g. security staff, petrol stations, warehousing etc.), or involves regular travel (e.g. delivery drivers, couriers, health visitors etc.). Individual risk assessments are needed to establish what provisions would be suitable for the practical circumstances of each employee.
