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HSE 20 Person Workplace First Aid Kit

HSE 20 Person Workplace First Aid Kit

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Standard economic durable carry case. Protects from dust and moisture. HSE basic workplace kit. Content based on 1997 ACOP. Covers 20 persons (risk dependent). Contents: 10 Cleansing Wipes, 4 Eye Pad Dressings, 2 Gloves (Pair), 1 Guidance Leaflet, 3 HSE Large Dressings, 9 HSE Medium Dressings, 40 Plasters, Assorted Washproof, 12 Safety Pins, 6 Triangular Bandages.

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HSE 20 Person Workplace First Aid Kit

Standard economic durable carry case. Protects from dust and moisture. HSE basic workplace kit. Content based on 1997 ACOP. Covers 20 persons (risk dependent). Contents: 10  Cleansing Wipes, 4  Eye Pad Dressings, 2  Gloves (Pair), 1  Guidance Leaflet, 3  HSE Large Dressings, 9  HSE Medium Dressings, 40  Plasters, Assorted Washproof, 12  Safety Pins, 6  Triangular Bandages.

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Manufacturer Wallace Cameron
Manufacturer Code 1001019

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