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Fire Extinguisher Monthly Check
A two-minute look-over each month so every extinguisher will work the moment someone needs it.
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- The kit is where it should be and clearly marked with a white cross on green
- There is a copy of the basic first aid guidance leaflet inside
- A good range of plaster sizes, all sealed and not running low
- Sterile dressings sealed and the wrappers not torn
- Eye pads and triangular bandages present and still sealed
- Disposable gloves and a few safety pins in the kit
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First Aid Kit Check
A simple stock-take so the kit is full, in date and ready the second someone gets hurt.
9 checksPDF + phoneReviewed for 2026Source: HSE first aid guidance, BS 8599-1
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What’s on it
9 things to check.
Everything that matters, nothing that does not. Here is the full list, exactly as it appears on the template.
- 1The kit is where it should be and clearly marked with a white cross on green
- 2There is a copy of the basic first aid guidance leaflet inside
- 3A good range of plaster sizes, all sealed and not running low
- 4Sterile dressings sealed and the wrappers not torn
- 5Eye pads and triangular bandages present and still sealed
- 6Disposable gloves and a few safety pins in the kit
- 7Swap out anything past its expiry date
- 8No loose tablets or medicines, which should never be kept in a kit
- 9Top up anything used, and write down the date and what you restocked
Good to know
HSE says a first aid kit should never contain tablets or medicines, and there is no fixed legal list; your own needs assessment decides the contents.
Source: HSE first aid guidance, BS 8599-1
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