Nuway Landscape Supplies • Queensland

First Aid Box Contents

Suggested starting inventory for a warehouse and sales office

Important: This is an editable starting inventory—not a one-size-fits-all legal checklist. Confirm quantities and extra modules through the site risk assessment, worker consultation, incident history, chemical safety data sheets and access to emergency services. Do not store paracetamol, aspirin or other general medication in the kit.

Core kit

25 items

First aid instructions, including CPR flow chart

Keep current and easy to access

Qty 1

Adhesive strips — assorted sizes

For minor wounds

Qty 50

Single-use disposable splinter probes

Dispose of safely after use

Qty 10

Hypo-allergenic adhesive tape

For securing dressings

Qty 1 roll

Sterile eye pads

Protect eye injuries

Qty 4

Triangular bandages

Slings, support or padding

Qty 4

Crepe and conforming bandages — assorted

Support, compression and securing dressings

Qty 6

Wound/combine dressings — assorted

Control bleeding and cover wounds

Qty 6

Non-adherent sterile dressings/pads — assorted

Wound dressing

Qty 10

Safety pins

Secure bandages and slings

Qty 12

First aid scissors

For cutting dressings or clothing

Qty 1

Kidney dish

Hold dressings and instruments

Qty 1

Small dressings bowl

Hold liquids

Qty 1

Sterile gauze squares

Cleaning and covering wounds

Qty 10

Forceps/tweezers

Remove superficial foreign bodies

Qty 1

Disposable examination gloves

Nitrile preferred for general infection control

Qty 10 pairs

Approved sharps disposal container

Rigid-walled and puncture-resistant

Qty 1

Sterile saline or sterile water — single use

Eye irrigation and wound cleaning; discard after opening

Qty 10

Resuscitation mask with one-way valve

For CPR by trained or competent personnel

Qty 1

Antiseptic solution or wipes

For cleaning wounds and skin

Qty 10

Plastic waste bags

Securely contain contaminated waste

Qty 5

Notepad and permanent pen

Record condition and treatment given

Qty 1 set

Reusable ice pack

Strains, sprains and bruises

Qty 1

Instant cold pack

Soft-tissue injuries and some stings

Qty 2

Emergency rescue blanket

Shock or hypothermia

Qty 1

Warehouse additions

6 items

Emergency eyewash supply or station

Confirm capacity and placement against machinery, dust, chemical and SDS risks

Qty 1

Waterproof burn treatment instruction cards

One in kit and one beside water supply or emergency shower

Qty 2

Burn hydrogel sachets

Use where 20 minutes of clean running water is unavailable

Qty 8

Hydrogel burn dressings — assorted

Risk-assessment addition

Qty 3

Clean polythene sheets — small, medium and large

For covering burns

Qty 3

7.5 cm cotton conforming bandage

Burn module

Qty 1

Outdoor additions

2 items

Heavy-duty 10 cm compression bandage

For snakebite pressure immobilisation; ensure staff training

Qty 2

Sting relief cream, gel or spray

Check expiry and suitability

Qty 1

Check after use

Replace used items as soon as practicable.

Schedule checks

Inspect seals, expiry dates, condition and completeness regularly.

Keep accessible

Clearly sign the kit and keep it prominent, protected and easy to retrieve.