Copy of the Long-Term Multi-Risk Emergency Kit for 10 People

The 30-Person Construction Site Bungalow Restock Kit is designed to replenish or replace the contents of a first-aid cabinet located in a worker’s camp, a construction site bungalow, or a facility used by construction and public works crews.

It allows you to replace, all at once, the main supplies used during routine first-aid procedures: bandages, gauze pads, adhesive tape, skin cleansers, hemostatic agents, and eye wash solutions.

Its contents are tailored to the risks commonly encountered on construction sites: cuts, bleeding, minor injuries, exposure to dust or particles, minor burns, and the need for immobilization or support.

A complete restock for a construction site first-aid cabinet

This kit is particularly suitable when a first-aid cabinet is already in place and its contents need to be replenished after use or during a periodic inspection.

It eliminates the need to replace the entire kit and ensures a consistent supply for a workforce of up to 30 people.

Key Features

Contents of the restocking kit

Cuts and Bleeding: Enhanced Supply

The kit includes 35 adhesive bandages in three sizes, along with sterile gauze pads, two pressure bandages, and various fasteners.

For bleeding that requires more extensive treatment, the kit also includes a hemostatic pad and 2 packs of 2 sterile Coalgan® hemostatic wicks.

Dust or Particles in the Eyes

Activities such as construction, cutting, drilling, sanding, or material handling can expose workers to dust and small particles.

To address this , the restock kit includes 5 single-dose vials of sterile saline solution, 5 sealed eye cups, and a 100-ml bottle of sterile eye wash.

This kit ensures that several rinsing solutions are readily available in the job site cabinet.

Instruments and hygiene supplies included

The kit includes the accessories needed to use the supplies: 15-cm Lister scissors, splinter tweezers, safety pins, and 5 pairs of disposable gloves.

A chlorhexidine spray, alcohol swabs, drying lotion swabs, and hydroalcoholic gel swabs round out the supplies available for cleaning and hygiene during first aid.

When should the contents of the construction site first-aid cabinet be replenished?

The contents of a first-aid cabinet must be checked regularly. Any used supplies must be replaced, and sterile packaging and expiration dates must be verified.

This restocking kit allows you to replenish the entire supply without replacing the cabinet, making it particularly well-suited for living quarters and construction sites where supplies are used regularly.