Gauze bandages – 3 1 1 5cm 10cm 3 1 N/A Gloves, disposable, single 10 4 2 Rescue blanket, silver space 1 1 N/A Safety pins, packets 1 1 N/A Scissors, blunt/short-nosed, 1 1 N/A minimum length 12.5cm Splinter forceps, stainless steel 1 1 N/A Sterile eyewash solution, 10ml single 12 6 N/A use ampoules or sachets Swabs, prepacked, antiseptic, packs 1 1 N/A of 10 Triangular bandages, minimum 8 4 1 90cm Wound dressings, sterile, 10 3 1 large First-aid pamphlet (as issued by St 1 1 1 John Ambulance/Australian Red Cross Society) Initial of person doing check * Contents KIT A 100 or more employees KIT B Between 10 and 100 employees KIT C Up to 10 employees First Aid Attendant to maintain original completed forms and a copy maintained by location managers. RECORD OF WHS DISCUSSION (Photocopy this to your WHS Noticeboard) Instructions (PLEASE READ): Safety meetings form a critical aspect of engaging in two way conversation to staff. Use this agenda as a guide and tick or highlight the points you discussed. If something is not here you can add it below and any points raised on the second page. Ensure any follow up points and key info is recorded on page two as being raised in the meeting Hint: This does not need to be stand alone meeting, you may incorporate into your normal meetings if convenient. □ Identify people present □ Review of actions from last meeting □ Review all the outcomes of all WHS calendar activities undertaken since previous meetings. □ Matters raised by in-company inspection/audit and the results of new or revised risk assessments □ Review of any hazard report forms submitted □ Review of incident and investigation reports since last meeting – reminder to all to use hazard form and incident reporting on Freecomm □ Review of workplace Risk Register and where to find it □ Matters raised by Safety Ambassadors or other representatives of employees
Gauze bandages – 5cm 3 1 1 10cm 3 1 N/A Gloves, disposable, single 10 4 2 Rescue blanket, silver space 1 1 N/A Safety pins, packets 1 1 N/A Scissors, blunt/short-nosed, minimum length 12.5cm 1 1 N/A Splinter forceps, stainless steel 1 1 N/A Sterile eyewash solution, 10ml single use ampoules or sachets 12 6 N/A Swabs, prepacked, antiseptic, packs of 10 1 1 N/A Triangular bandages, minimum 90cm 8 4 1 Wound dressings, sterile, large 10 3 1 First-aid pamphlet (as issued by St John Ambulance/Australian Red Cross Society) 1 1 1 Initial of person doing check * Contents KIT A 100 or more employees KIT B Between 10 and 100 employees KIT C Up to 10 employees First Aid Attendant to maintain original completed forms and a copy maintained by location managers. RECORD OF WHS DISCUSSION (Photocopy this to your WHS Noticeboard) Instructions (PLEASE READ): Safety meetings form a critical aspect of engaging in two way conversation to staff. Use this agenda as a guide and tick or highlight the points you discussed. If something is not here you can add it below and any points raised on the second page. Ensure any follow up points and key info is recorded on page two as being raised in the meeting Hint: This does not need to be stand alone meeting, you may incorporate into your normal meetings if convenient. □ Identify people present □ Review of actions from last meeting □ Review all the outcomes of all WHS calendar activities undertaken since previous meetings. □ Matters raised by in-company inspection/audit and the results of new or revised risk assessments □ Review of any hazard report forms submitted □ Review of incident and investigation reports since last meeting – reminder to all to use hazard form and incident reporting on Freecomm □ Review of workplace Risk Register and where to find it □ Matters raised by Safety Ambassadors or other representatives of employees
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