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Free Download – First Aid Box Inspection Checklist

Free Download – First Aid Box Inspection Checklist


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Specifications

  • E-format inspection checklist
  • Easy-to-use guide
  • The 'How to' guide for conducting first aid box inspections
  • Includes inspection checklists for one (1) annual inspection cycle
  • Includes detailed explanation of inspection questions
  • Referenced to the General Safety Regulations (GSR)
  • Item delivery: free download by user

WHY IS THIS INSPECTION CHECKLIST REQUIRED?

This inspection checklist forms part of the first aid box(s) inspection process and allows details of the first aid box(s) inspection to be recorded and filed.

This e-checklist guide is provided to all users free of charge.

WHY IS THIS INSPECTION IMPORTANT?

This inspection checklist is important because it records details of first aid box inspections. These details can be then used to plan and carry out actions to resolve any issues identified affecting the readiness of first aid boxes in the workplace.

These checklists also provide evidence to an inspector that regular checks are being made concerning first aid boxes, meaning the employer is being compliant in checking the workplace and proactive in identifying new concerns and resolving these.

In cases where there are first aid box issues, these inspections may be important as evidence to show workplace emergency readiness, where legal concerns or financial claims may be involved. 

INSPECTION FREQUENCY

This inspection checklist needs to be completed every 30 days (monthly) as part of the monthly first aid box inspection and annual inspection process.

The number of completed inspection checklists for an annual cycle = 12.

VALIDITY

This inspection checklist needs to be completed by a first aider or person competent and appointed to do so and also needs to be signed and dated by that person. The inspection must be kept on record and made available to any interested parties who may wish to see it or refer to it at a later time.

HOW DOES THIS WORK AS A CONTROL MEASURE?

In the hierarchy of controls, this inspection checklist forms part of the administrative control measures which should be in place to ensure that emergency equipment inspections are conducted and recorded on a regular basis within the business. This inspection checklist records the details for first aid box inspections in the workplace and provides evidence of control measure checks for first aid preparedness in the workplace.


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