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  • Electric Shock Rescue Hook with Poster and Sign | First Aid Supplies
  • Electric Shock Rescue Hook with Poster and Sign | First Aid Supplies
  • Electric Shock Rescue Hook with Poster and Sign | First Aid Supplies
  • Electric Shock Rescue Hook with Poster and Sign | First Aid Supplies
  • Electric Shock Rescue Hook with Poster and Sign | First Aid Supplies

Electric Shock Rescue Hook with Poster and Sign

  • Rescue Bundle - Insulated rescue hook, CPR guidance poster, and electric shock warning sign in one package.
  • Insulated Rescue Hook - Non-conducting hook for safely separating casualties from live electrical sources.
  • CPR Poster Included - Step-by-step CPR guidance poster for mounting near the rescue hook location.
  • UKCA Marked Contents - All components manufactured and certified to current UK regulatory standards.

Electric Shock Rescue Hook with Poster and Sign

The electric shock rescue hook bundle provides an insulated rescue hook, CPR guidance poster, and safety sign for electrical environments. The three-item bundle provides the essential rescue equipment, instructional guidance, and hazard signage needed at electrical installations.

Regulatory Compliance

Compliance Summary: This bundle provides basic electric shock rescue provision. The insulated hook, CPR poster, and sign provide the minimum rescue capability for workplaces with electrical hazards. For enhanced provision with first aid supplies, consider the Evolution rescue point stations. ✓ Regulatory Compliance Verified for 2026 UK Workplace Standards

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a rescue hook alone sufficient?

The rescue hook provides the critical tool for safely separating a casualty from a live source. However, the casualty will need immediate first aid - potentially CPR - after separation. Position a first aid kit alongside the rescue hook or upgrade to a full rescue point station for integrated provision.

Who should know how to use the rescue hook?

All personnel working near electrical hazards should be trained in rescue hook use and electrical first aid. Include rescue hook training in your electrical safety induction and refresh annually. The CPR poster provides guidance but does not replace formal CPR training.

FAS-Q6011