Restock Kit: Construction Site Bungalow for 30 People

The 30-person Construction Site Bungalow Restock Kit is designed to replenish a first-aid cabinet located in a site office or construction site bungalow. Its contents have been carefully selected to address the wide range of incidents that can occur in the construction industry, where multiple teams and activities may be working side by side on the same site.

It includes supplies for treating wounds and bleeding, as well as products for treating bruises, minor burns, immobilization, and eye irrigation. Its contents are selected in accordance with OPPBTP recommendations.

The Site Office as a Central First-Aid Hub

On a construction site, the site office or base camp often serves as a stable location familiar to the various teams. Placing the first-aid cabinet there allows for centralized storage of supplies despite the daily changes in work areas.

This kit is designed to restock supplies for 30 people. It is therefore particularly suitable for construction sites involving multiple trades and requiring a larger first-aid supply than an individual first-aid kit or vehicle-mounted equipment.

Refill Kit Specifications

Contents for 30 people

A kit designed to address the diverse risks found on construction sites

Construction site activities expose teams to a variety of situations. The wide range of bandage sizes, sterile compresses, and cleaning products provide solutions for cuts and minor wounds, while pressure bandages, a hemostatic pad, and Coalgan® wicks offer additional supplies when compression is needed.

The kit also includes bandages, a triangular bandage, and a survival blanket for support and protection, as well as products for minor bumps, burns, or chapped skin.

Enhanced supplies for eye injuries

The inclusion of 5 vials of saline solution, 5 sealed eye cups, and a 100-ml bottle of sterile eye wash sets this kit apart from a standard first-aid kit.

This kit provides rinsing solutions directly at the job site’s first-aid station—a particularly important feature in environments where dust and particles may be present.

A kit designed for multiple trades

Masons, drywall installers, painters, electricians, and other workers may share the same first-aid station while being exposed to different types of incidents. The kit is therefore not limited to a single type of injury: it combines supplies for wounds, bleeding, bruises, eye rinsing, and various maintenance or protective needs in a single kit.

This kit thus allows you to restock the shared first-aid cabinet without having to replenish each product category separately.