British Standard BS8599-1 First Aid Kit - Large
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  • British Standard BS8599-1 First Aid Kit - Large
  • British Standard BS8599-1 First Aid Kit - Large

British Standard BS8599-1 First Aid Kit - Large

  • BS 8599-1:2019 Compliant - Meets current British Standard for large workplace first aid kits covering over 100 employees in low-risk environments.
  • Maximum Provision - Highest quantities of all consumables under BS 8599-1:2019 including 100 plasters, 12 pairs of gloves, and 40 saline wipes.
  • UKCA Marked Contents - All components manufactured and certified to current UK regulatory standards.
  • Wall Mountable - Supplied with wall bracket and durable carry case for fixed or portable deployment.
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BS8599-1 First Aid Kit - Large - Workplace Compliant

The BS8599-1 large first aid kit is designed for low-risk workplaces with over 100 employees. It contains the maximum quantities of all consumables specified under BS 8599-1:2019. The kit is supplied in a durable carry case with wall bracket for permanent installation or portable use across dispersed or multi-building sites.

Kit Contents

ContentsQty
Burn dressing2
Conforming bandage2
Contents list1
Eye pad dressing - sterile4
Finger dressing - sterile4
Foil blanket3
Gloves - pairs12
Guidance leaflet1
Large dressing - sterile2
Medium dressing - sterile8
Microporous tape1
Plasters - boxed100
Resus valve - one way2
Safety pins24
Saline sterile wipes - boxed40
Triangular bandage4
Tufkut scissors1
Wall bracket1

Regulatory Compliance

Compliance Summary: This kit is manufactured to BS 8599-1:2019 and provides the highest tier of workplace first aid provision under the standard. The Health and Safety (First-Aid) Regulations 1981 require employers to provide adequate first aid equipment. Multiple large kits may be required across dispersed sites or multi-floor buildings. ✓ Regulatory Compliance Verified for 2026 UK Workplace Standards

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need more than one large kit for my site?

Potentially. HSE guidance recommends that first aid equipment is readily accessible to all employees. For multi-floor buildings, dispersed sites, or locations where staff cannot reach the kit within a reasonable time, additional kits should be provided. Your documented first aid needs assessment should specify the number and placement of kits required.

What is the difference between low-risk and high-risk coverage?

BS 8599-1:2019 specifies different employee thresholds by risk level. The large kit covers over 100 employees in low-risk settings such as offices and retail, or over 25 employees in high-risk environments such as construction and manufacturing. Risk classification is determined through the first aid needs assessment.

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