Accidents happen. Selecting and having the right kit for the right environment is the only way to face those first aid emergencies with confidence.
St John supply an extensive range of First Aid Kits that have been expertly compiled to suit different work and leisure needs. What’s more, replacing depleted items in your kit is as simple as getting a refill pack.
See our range of first aid kits
All St John First Aid Kits have been constructed from quality materials, from the sturdy kit bags and containers to the hospital-grade medical supplies you’ll find inside. All St John First Aid Kits meet New Zealand legislative requirements for workplace First Aid kits.
Find out if your workplace meets the First Aid safety guidelines
To meet the requirements of the Health & Safety in Employment Act (1992):
- "All practicable steps" should be taken by employers (and others) to provide properly maintained first aid equipment
- First aid equipment is suitably marked and easily accessible
- Marking should be a white cross on a green background
- There is at least one kit on each floor of a multi – level workplace
- An additional kit should be provided where there are more than 50 employees and for every 50 employees thereafter
- It is essential that first aid equipment be checked regularly
- Items are to be replaced before the expiry date on the packets
- Each work vehicle should be provided with a first aid kit
Which First Aid Kit is right for your business? This table will help you find the appropriate kit for your workplace
Number of Staff |
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1 Car |
5-10 Truck |
1-10 |
11-20 |
21-35 |
| Low risk Workplace |
Example: Office / Shop / Mobile Worker |
Mobile kit |
General kit |
No 1 Plastic |
No 2 Plastic |
No 3 Metal |
| High Risk Workplace |
Example: Factories & Areas where hazardous substances / Tools or Machinery are used |
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|
No 1 Plastic / Metal |
No 2 Plastic / Metal |
No 3 Metal |
In order to set up appropriate first aid facilities for their workplace, employers need to ensure a designated person checks their kit regularly.
While you’re thinking about First Aid Kits, remember that to be ready to help in an emergency, you’ll need to know what to do. Why not book a training course? You can find one here.
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