First Aid Kit Module - Burns
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Description
- Compact comprehensive burns module
- Contains the essential contents for effectively treating minor heat burns
- Module can be used as an additional component to complement an existing core workplace kit
- Clear front on case gives user visibility of contents when in an emergency
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Specifications
| Colour | Navy |
|---|---|
| General Information Intended Purpose | A collection of equipment for the initial treatment of minor to moderate injuries |
| Health Warning | Always read the label and follow the Directions For Use |
| Height | 223mm |
| Length | 80mm |
| Type | Burns |
| UOM | Each |
| Width | 125mm |
Product Details
The Burns Module meets the requirements for effective heat burn treatment in emergencies. It contains essential products for minor burn care and can complement existing workplace first aid kits, especially in high-risk burn injury situations. The colour-coded and labelled case allows for quick identification of contents, and the velcro strap can be used to attach the module to belts for portability and storage to keep it within reach during emergencies.
Always keep in mind that for serious or extensive burns, immediate medical attention should be sought, and the Burns Module is meant for initial first aid and pain relief in minor burn cases.
First Aid Kit Contents
Kit Contains
- 1 x Bandage Conforming
- 2 x Hydrogel dressings 10cm x 10cm
- 8 x Hydrogel sachet 3.5g
- 1 x Nitrile gloves pair
- 1 x Non-adherent dressing 10cm x 10cm
- 2 x Sterile plastic sheet medium 60cm x 45cm
- 1 x Sterile plastic sheet large 61cm x 91cm
- 1 x Burns First aid guidance and contents card
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to provide a First Aid Kit at my workplace?
According to SafeWork, all workplaces must provide first aid equipment that can be accessed by all workers. This will require workplaces to have at least one first aid kit on their premises.
How often should I check the contents of the First Aid Kit?
After a first aid kit has been used, it should be checked for any items that require replenishing. If the first aid kit has not been used, it should be checked every 12 months.
Where should a First Aid Kit be placed?
The ideal place for where a first aid kit should be kept will vary from workplace to workplace. Safework states that a first aid kit should be kept in an accessible area or close to areas where there is a higher risk of injury.
How do I use the items in this First Aid Kit?
To get the most out of each item in this first aid kit, follow the instructions included on the packaging of the item.
Based on Healthdirect's advice, dressing pads pack and cover bleeding wounds, non-adherent dressings cover burns and wounds, shock blankets help maintain body temperature, crepe bandages help provide light support for strains and sprains, heavy crepe bandages immobilise joints and provide additional support, triangular bandages can be used as a sling to immobilise injured limbs and sterile saline tubes can be used to flush debris from eyes and clean minor grazes and cuts.
Do I need to be trained to use a First Aid Kit?
Healthdirect states that the best way to know how to use the contents in a first aid kit is to do a first aid course. First aid courses can also teach you what to do in a medical emergency.
What maintenance does a First Aid Kit require?
To maintain a first aid kit, healthdirect states that items used in a first aid kit are to be replaced as soon as possible, the kit is to be checked after each use or every 12 months if it has not been used.
Where can I purchase refills for this First Aid Kit?
Seton has a large range of first aid products to replenish your first aid kit. Click here to view our first aid products range.
How do I know which first aid kit is right for me?
To determine which first aid kit is best for you, there are a few factors to consider. According to SafeWork, these factors include the nature of the work being conducted at the workplace, the nature of the hazards at the workplace, the location and size of the workplace, the type and number of workers and any other people at the workplace.