HSE First Aid Kit (With Bag) - 1-10 Person
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  • HSE First Aid Kit (With Bag) - 1-10 Person

HSE First Aid Kit (With Bag) - 1-10 Person

  • HSE 1981 Compliant - Meets HSE recommended minimum contents for workplaces with 1 to 10 employees.
  • Carry Bag Format - Lightweight bag for portable deployment in small to medium offices and retail premises.
  • UKCA Marked Contents - All components manufactured and certified to current UK regulatory standards.
  • Complete 9-Item Kit - Includes dressings, plasters, triangular bandages, eye pad, and vinyl gloves.

HSE First Aid Kit - Carry Bag - 1 to 10 Person

The HSE first aid kit in carry bag format provides statutory minimum provision for workplaces with 1 to 10 employees. Contains 9 categories of essential first aid supplies meeting HSE recommended contents. The bag format is suited to small offices, retail premises, and environments where a portable kit is preferred over a wall-mounted case.

Kit Contents

ContentsQty
First Aid Emergency Leaflet1
Gloves - Vinyl in pairs1
Plasters - Washproof20
Safety Pins - Pack1
Triangular Bandage4
Wipes - Alcohol-Free10
Wound Dressing - Eye Pad2
Wound Dressing - Medium6
Wound Dressing - Large2

Regulatory Compliance

Compliance Summary: This kit meets the HSE recommended minimum first aid contents for workplaces with up to 10 employees under the Health and Safety (First-Aid) Regulations 1981. ✓ Regulatory Compliance Verified for 2026 UK Workplace Standards

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I choose the bag or case version?

The bag version is lighter and more portable - suited to environments where the kit may need to be carried to different locations. The case version provides more durable protection and can be wall-mounted with a bracket. Both contain the same HSE compliant contents for 1 to 10 person workplaces.

Do I need anything else alongside this kit?

The kit meets the HSE recommended minimum. Depending on your workplace hazards, you may also need eye wash provision, burn dressings, or other supplementary items identified in your first aid needs assessment. An appointed first aider should also be trained and available during working hours.

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