RS PRO First Aid & Eyewash Kit for 100+ Person/People, Wall Mounted / 2223779

RS PRO First Aid and Eyewash Station RS PRO introduces the fantastic First Aid and Eyewash Station! Designed to cover any number of injuries in the workplace or at home. This fully stocked first aid kit and eyewash station is the ideal emergency first aid point. The first aid kit is easily identifiable with the universal green background and white cross design making it easy to spot in an emergency situation. Stocked with wash proof plasters, different size dressings, bandages, eye dressings, safety pins, sterile wipes and disposable gloves this first aid kit is ideal for emergency medical attention when an injury occurs. The eyewash station is stocked with sterile eyewash and eye dressings. Wall-mounted with one-handed release means that these kits can be accessed in emergency situations with ease and speed, wasting no time in supplying first aid to the injured party. Designed with unique brackets, bracket labels to identify when a kit has been removed, and photoluminescent bracket headers you can easily keep track of your supplies. Features and Benefits First Aid and Eyewash stations Fully stocked with first aid supplies One-handed release mechanism meaning easy access in the workplace when an injury occurs Wall-mounted so the kit is in an easily identifiable space in a workplace, first aid room or home environment Compact first aid kit means it is easy to travel with Emergency Eyewash Kit with bottle retainer for total stability British Standard Compliant Applications It is essential to have first aid supplies in a workspace and home environment. First aid facilities and eye wash stations are commonly found in factories, warehouses, workshops, chemical plants, foundries, petrol stations, garages, laboratories, or other workplaces where hazardous chemicals and equipment are used. When it comes to eye injuries, it is important that you have eye washing facilities close by for the health and safety of everyone. By acting fast to emergency injuries you could prevent further damage. As per HSE guidance, following eye contamination with chemicals or small particles, you should wash the eye out with either clean water or sterile fluid from a sealed container for at least 10 minutes, so it is essential to have emergency eyewash stations available. Warning If the condition persists or worsens after using the eyewash seek a medical professional as soon as possible. If Wounds are severe seek medical professionals as soon as possible.