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First Aid Kit Haversack BS-8599 - Large

  • BS 8599-1:2019 Compliant - Maximum provision for over 100 employees in a portable shoulder bag format.
  • Haversack Carry Design - Large-capacity shoulder bag for first aiders covering dispersed or multi-building sites.
  • UKCA Marked Contents - All components including 12 pairs of nitrile gloves and 2 face shields.
  • Maximum Quantities - 100 plasters, 40 sterile wipes, and highest provision under BS 8599-1:2019.

BS8599-1 Haversack First Aid Kit - Large

The BS8599-1 large haversack first aid kit delivers maximum portable provision for workplaces with over 100 employees. The large-capacity shoulder bag is designed for appointed first aiders covering dispersed sites, outdoor environments, and multi-building campuses where the highest level of portable first aid provision is required.

Kit Contents

ContentsQty
First Aid Guidance Leaflet1
First Aid Dressings 12x12cm6
First Aid Dressings 18x18cm4
Triangular Bandages4
Eye Dressings4
Washproof Plasters100
Sterile Wipes40
Microporous Tape 2.5cm x 5cm3
Nitrile Gloves (Pair)12
Finger Dressings4
Face Shield2
Foil Blanket3
Burn Dressing 10cm x 10cm2
Clothing Cutters1
Conforming Bandage 7.5cm2

Regulatory Compliance

Compliance Summary: This kit provides the highest tier of BS 8599-1:2019 provision in a portable format. Suited to large or dispersed workplaces where appointed first aiders need to carry maximum provision across a wide area. ✓ Regulatory Compliance Verified for 2026 UK Workplace Standards

Frequently Asked Questions

Who should carry the large haversack kit?

The large haversack is typically assigned to senior appointed first aiders or first aid coordinators responsible for covering large areas. On construction sites, in warehousing, or across campus-style workplaces, the haversack enables the first aider to bring maximum provision directly to the incident location.

Should I use haversack kits alongside fixed wall-mounted kits?

Yes. HSE guidance recommends a combination of fixed and portable first aid provision for large or dispersed sites. Wall-mounted kits provide accessible coverage at fixed locations, while haversack kits enable first aiders to respond to incidents in areas beyond the reach of the nearest fixed kit.

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