The BS8599-1 lone worker bagged first aid kit provides portable first aid provision for employees working away from the main workplace. Supplied in a compact belt bag format suitable for field engineers, delivery drivers, estate workers, and any staff operating in isolated locations. Includes Sterowash 500ml sterile saline solution for wound and eye irrigation.
| Contents | Qty |
|---|---|
| Burn dressing | 1 |
| Conforming bandage | 1 |
| Eye pad dressing - sterile | 1 |
| Finger dressing - sterile | 1 |
| Foil blanket | 1 |
| Gloves - pairs | 1 |
| Guidance leaflet | 1 |
| Large dressing - sterile | 1 |
| Medium dressing - sterile | 1 |
| Microporous tape | 1 |
| Plasters - boxed | 10 |
| Resus valve - one way | 1 |
| Safety pins | 6 |
| Saline sterile wipes | 4 |
| Sterowash 500ml | 1 |
| Triangular bandage | 1 |
| Tufkut scissors | 1 |
| Wall Bracket | 1 |
Compliance Summary: This kit is manufactured to BS 8599-1:2019 off-site provision requirements. The Health and Safety (First-Aid) Regulations 1981 apply equally to employees working away from base. Employers must assess the first aid needs of lone and mobile workers and provide appropriate equipment.
Who needs a lone worker first aid kit?
Any employee who works away from the main workplace - including delivery drivers, field engineers, estate workers, home visitors, and remote site operatives - should carry appropriate first aid equipment. The employer is responsible for assessing the risks specific to lone working and providing adequate provision under the 1981 Regulations.
What is the difference between the bagged and boxed lone worker kits?
Both kits contain identical BS 8599-1:2019 compliant contents. The bagged version is supplied in a compact belt bag for hands-free portability when working in the field. The boxed version is supplied in a rigid case suitable for keeping in a vehicle cab, tool bag, or site office.