Federal (Type C) First Aid Kit, Unitized

For Type C workplaces with 6-19 workers (at any one time)

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Available in alternative containers
  - #2 plastic
  - #2 metal cabinet
PLEASE SELECT YOUR CHOICE OF CONTAINER: . . .

"Level 1" British Columbia Regulation First Aid Kit, #2 Container, Unitized

For Level 1 workplaces in the province of British columbia
Regulation first aid kits meet regulations required by each jurisdiction; regulations change on a continuing basis
For the most current regulations, refer to Workers' Compensation Board of BC
Requirements vary and are dependent on a number of factors including: maximum number of employees at the work site (or per shift), location of the place of employment/industry, type of industry and potential hazards, proximity or travel time to a medical facility
Unit boxes provide quick identification of first aid kit contents and maintain a neater, more attractive looking kit
Item required but not included: 3 blankets
With standard bilingual "First Aid Kit" image; also available with custom image (minimum quantities required)

Note: Image displayed is that of a level 2 kit !

Saskatchewan Regulation First Aid Kit (1-9 Workers) - Bulk, 24 Unit Plastic
    * For workplaces with 1-9 workers (at any one time)
    * Items required but not included in all kits in distant and isolated areas (more than 30 minutes to a medical facility or where normal mode of transport is aircraft): blankets, stretcher, splints. For high hazard work situations and workplaces requiring Class A or Class B attendants, consult www.labour.gov.sk.ca for additional requirements
    * Regulation first aid kits meet regulations required by each jurisdiction; regulations change on a continuing basis
    * For the most current regulations, refer to Saskatchewan's Occupational Health & Safety Department
    * Requirements vary and are dependent on a number of factors including: maximum number of employees at the work site (or per shift), location of the place of employment/industry, type of industry and potential hazards, proximity or travel time to a medical facility
    * With standard bilingual "First Aid Kit" image; also available with custom image (minimum quantities required)
OPTIONS:
    * Bulk packed
    * Unitized packaging also available. Unit boxes provide quick identification of first aid kit contents and maintain a neater, more attractive looking kit (shown in picture)

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Saskatchewan Regulation First Aid Kit (1-9 Workers)
    * For workplaces with 1-9 workers (at any one time)
    * Items required but not included in all kits in distant and isolated areas (more than 30 minutes to a medical facility or where normal mode of transport is aircraft): blankets, stretcher, splints. For high hazard work situations and workplaces requiring Class A or Class B attendants, consult www.labour.gov.sk.ca for additional requirements
    * Regulation first aid kits meet regulations required by each jurisdiction; regulations change on a continuing basis
    * For the most current regulations, refer to Saskatchewan's Occupational Health & Safety Department
    * Requirements vary and are dependent on a number of factors including: maximum number of employees at the work site (or per shift), location of the place of employment/industry, type of industry and potential hazards, proximity or travel time to a medical facility
    * With standard bilingual "First Aid Kit" image; also available with custom image (minimum quantities required)
OPTIONS:
    * Bulk packed
    * Unitized packaging also available. Unit boxes provide quick identification of first aid kit contents and maintain a neater, more attractive looking kit (shown in picture)
    * Plastic or Metal container

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Saskatchewan Regulation First Aid Kit (10-40 Workers)
    * For workplaces with 1-9 workers (at any one time)
    * Items required but not included in all kits in distant and isolated areas (more than 30 minutes to a medical facility or where normal mode of transport is aircraft): blankets, stretcher, splints. For high hazard work situations and workplaces requiring Class A or Class B attendants, consult www.labour.gov.sk.ca for additional requirements
    * Regulation first aid kits meet regulations required by each jurisdiction; regulations change on a continuing basis
    * For the most current regulations, refer to Saskatchewan's Occupational Health & Safety Department
    * Requirements vary and are dependent on a number of factors including: maximum number of employees at the work site (or per shift), location of the place of employment/industry, type of industry and potential hazards, proximity or travel time to a medical facility
    * With standard bilingual "First Aid Kit" image; also available with custom image (minimum quantities required)
OPTIONS:
    * Bulk packed
    * Unitized packaging also available. Unit boxes provide quick identification of first aid kit contents and maintain a neater, more attractive looking kit (shown in picture)
    * Plastic or Metal container

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Saskatchewan Regulation First Aid Kit (40+ Workers)
    * For workplaces with 1-9 workers (at any one time)
    * Items required but not included in all kits in distant and isolated areas (more than 30 minutes to a medical facility or where normal mode of transport is aircraft): blankets, stretcher, splints. For high hazard work situations and workplaces requiring Class A or Class B attendants, consult www.labour.gov.sk.ca for additional requirements
    * Regulation first aid kits meet regulations required by each jurisdiction; regulations change on a continuing basis
    * For the most current regulations, refer to Saskatchewan's Occupational Health & Safety Department
    * Requirements vary and are dependent on a number of factors including: maximum number of employees at the work site (or per shift), location of the place of employment/industry, type of industry and potential hazards, proximity or travel time to a medical facility
    * With standard bilingual "First Aid Kit" image; also available with custom image (minimum quantities required)
OPTIONS:
    * Bulk packed
    * Unitized packaging also available. Unit boxes provide quick identification of first aid kit contents and maintain a neater, more attractive looking kit (shown in picture)
    * Plastic or Metal container

Content List
Refer to Product Description tab (below)

PLEASE SELECT STYLE: . . .

"Level 2" British Columbia Regulation First Aid Kit, #2 Container, Unitized

For Level 2 workplaces in the province of British columbia
Regulation first aid kits meet regulations required by each jurisdiction; regulations change on a continuing basis
For the most current regulations, refer to Workers' Compensation Board of BC
Requirements vary and are dependent on a number of factors including: maximum number of employees at the work site (or per shift), location of the place of employment/industry, type of industry and potential hazards, proximity or travel time to a medical facility
Unit boxes provide quick identification of first aid kit contents and maintain a neater, more attractive looking kit
With standard bilingual "First Aid Kit" image; also available with custom image (minimum quantities required)
Items required but not included:
CPR pocket mask, 3 blankets, portable oxygen therapy unit, manually operated self-inflating bag-valve-mask, oropharyngeal (oral) airway kit

"Level 3" British Columbia Regulation First Aid Kit, #2 Container, Unitized

For Level 3 workplaces in the province of British columbia
Please note: The contents of this kit are identical to the Level 2 kit. Level 3 requires 2 or more kits.
Regulation first aid kits meet regulations required by each jurisdiction; regulations change on a continuing basis
For the most current regulations, refer to Workers' Compensation Board of BC
Requirements vary and are dependent on a number of factors including: maximum number of employees at the work site (or per shift), location of the place of employment/industry, type of industry and potential hazards, proximity or travel time to a medical facility
Unit boxes provide quick identification of first aid kit contents and maintain a neater, more attractive looking kit
With standard bilingual "First Aid Kit" image; also available with custom image (minimum quantities required)
Items required but not included:
CPR pocket mask, 3 blankets, portable oxygen therapy unit, manually operated self-inflating bag-valve-mask, oropharyngeal (oral) airway kit

Newfoundland & Labrador, #1, 10 Unit container, Unitized

    Persuant to the regulations under the Newfoundland and Labrador Occupational Health & Safety Act, as amended
    No. 1 kit for workplaces with 1 worker (at any one time)
    For the most current regulations, refer to Occupational Health and Safety Department
    Requirements vary and are dependent on a number of factors including: maximum number of employees at the work site (or per shift), location of the place of employment/industry, type of industry and potential hazards, proximity or travel time to a medical facility
    Unit boxes provide quick identification of first aid kit contents and maintain a neater, more attractive looking kit
    Container has a carrying handle and hanging apparatus   
    With standard bilingual "First Aid Kit" image; also available with custom image (minimum quantities required)
Items required but not included: First Aid Station sign and Report All Accidents sign
Additional items may be required where there are more than 15 workers or where required by an officer: stretcher, 3 blankets, 3 splints

Newfoundland & Labrador, #2, 16 Unit container, Unitized

    Persuant to the regulations under the Newfoundland and Labrador Occupational Health & Safety Act, as amended
    No. 2 kit for workplaces with 2-14 workers (at any one time)
    For the most current regulations, refer to Occupational Health and Safety Department
    Requirements vary and are dependent on a number of factors including: maximum number of employees at the work site (or per shift), location of the place of employment/industry, type of industry and potential hazards, proximity or travel time to a medical facility
    Unit boxes provide quick identification of first aid kit contents and maintain a neater, more attractive looking kit
    Container has a carrying handle and hanging apparatus   
    With standard bilingual "First Aid Kit" image; also available with custom image (minimum quantities required)
Items required but not included: First Aid Station sign and Report All Accidents sign
Additional items may be required where there are more than 15 workers or where required by an officer: stretcher, 3 blankets, 3 splints

Newfoundland & Labrador, #3, 24 Unit container, Unitized

    Persuant to the regulations under the Newfoundland and Labrador Occupational Health & Safety Act, as amended
    No. 3 kit for workplaces with 15-199 workers (at any one time)
    For the most current regulations, refer to Occupational Health and Safety Department
    Requirements vary and are dependent on a number of factors including: maximum number of employees at the work site (or per shift), location of the place of employment/industry, type of industry and potential hazards, proximity or travel time to a medical facility
    Unit boxes provide quick identification of first aid kit contents and maintain a neater, more attractive looking kit
    Container has a carrying handle and hanging apparatus   
    With standard bilingual "First Aid Kit" image; also available with custom image (minimum quantities required)
Items required but not included: First Aid Station sign and Report All Accidents sign
Additional items may be required where there are more than 15 workers or where required by an officer: stretcher, 3 blankets, 3 splints

Northwest Territories & Nunavut, No. 3, #6 Metal Cabinet, Unitized

Regulation first aid kits meet regulations required by the Government of Northwest Territories & Nunavut; regulations change on a continuing basis
For the most current regulations, refer to Government of the Northwest Territories
Requirements vary and are dependent on a number of factors including: maximum number of employees at the work site (or per shift), location of the place of employment/industry, type of industry and potential hazards, proximity or travel time to a medical facility
Unit boxes provide quick identification of first aid kit contents and maintain a neater, more attractive looking kit
Container has a carrying handle and hanging apparatus
With standard bilingual "First Aid Kit" image; also available with custom image (minimum quantities required)