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SCAFFOLDING AND LIFTS REGULATION 1950 - REG 119

    (1)     On every building work, excavation work or compressed air work where not more than 25 persons are employed, there shall be provided a first-aid chest that shall be equipped and maintained to contain at least the following requisites and appliances, unless otherwise approved:

items

specifications

Dettol, Melasol, Zephiran, or Solyptol solutions, 4 oz


castor oil, 1 oz    

with glass rod bulged, pendant

sal volatile, 2 oz


finger dressings (12)

To be of gauze 12 inches long × 4 inches wide, with a piece of tape 12 inches long and 1 / 4 inch wide, securely attached at its middle to 1 end of each dressing. Each shall be sterilised and enclosed in a sealed carton.

adhesive strapping, 1 inch (1 reel)

1st quality

cotton wool, 4 oz

to be sterile and to be enclosed in 1 oz quantities in sealed cartons

bicarbonate of soda, 2 oz

to be sterile and enclosed in 1 oz quantities in sealed cartons

boracic acid, 2 oz

to be sterile and enclosed in 1 oz quantities in sealed cartons

plain gauze, 1 yard

enclosed in a sealed carton

roller bandages, 1 inch (3)

to be enclosed in a sealed envelope

triangular bandages (3)

of 1st quality

tourniquet (1)

St. John's

medicine glass, 2 oz (1)

to be marked for teaspoon, dessertspoon and tablespoonful doses

eye bath (1)

of 1st quality plastic

dressing forceps, 5 inch (1 pr)


splinter forceps, 5 inch (1 pr)


scissors, 5 inch (1 pr)


towels (1)

of 1st quality

enamel basin, 7 1 / 2 inches diam. (1)

of 1st quality

safety pins (12)

of 1st quality

enamel drinking mug (1)

of 1st quality

first-aid pamphlet (1)

Departmental ‘First-aid in Industry'.

    (2)     On every building work, excavation work or compressed air work where more than 25 and not more than 100 persons are employed, there shall be provided a first-aid chest that shall be equipped and maintained to contain at least the following requisites and appliances unless otherwise approved:

items

specifications

Dettol, Melasol, Zephiran, or Solyptol solutions 8 oz


castor oil, 1 oz    

with glass rod bulged, pendant

sal volatile, 4 oz


finger dressings (24)

To be of gauze 12 inches long × 4 inches wide, with a piece of tape 12 inches long and 1 / 4 inch wide, securely attached at its middle to 1 end of each dressing. Each shall be sterilised and enclosed in a sealed carton.

adhesive strapping, 1 inch (2 reels)

1st quality

cotton wool, 8 oz

to be sterile and enclosed in 1 oz quantities in sealed cartons

bicarbonate of soda, 4 oz

to be sterile and enclosed in 1 oz quantities in sealed cartons

boracic acid, 4 oz

to be sterile and enclosed in 1 oz quantities in sealed cartons

plain gauze (2 yds)

in yard quantities each enclosed in a sealed carton

roller bandages, 1 inch (6)

to be enclosed in a sealed envelope

roller bandages, 2 inch (6)

to be enclosed in a sealed envelope

triangular bandages (4)

of 1st quality

tourniquet (1)

St. John's

medicine glass, 2 oz (1)

to be marked for teaspoon, dessertspoon and tablespoonful doses

enamel feeding cup (1)

of 1st quality

eye bath (1)

of 1st quality plastic

dressing forceps, 5 inches (1 pr)


splinter forceps, 5 inches (1 pr)


scissors 5 inches (1 pr)


towels (2)

of 1st quality

enamel basin, 9 inches diam. (1)

of 1st quality

safety pins (12)

of 1st quality

enamel drinking mug (1)

of 1st quality

first-aid pamphlet (1)

Departmental ‘First-aid in Industry'.

    (3)     On every building work, excavation work or compressed air work where more than 100 persons are employed there shall be provided a first-aid chest that shall be equipped and maintained to contain at least the following requisites and appliances unless otherwise approved:

items

specifications

Dettol, Melasol, Zephiran, or Solyptol solutions, 12 oz


castor oil, 2 oz    

with glass rod bulged, pendant

sal volatile, 6 oz


finger dressings (48)

To be of gauze 12 inches long × 4 inches wide, with a piece of tape 12 inches long and 1 / 4 inch wide, securely attached at its middle to 1 end of each dressing. Each shall be sterilised and enclosed in a sealed carton.

adhesive strapping, 2 inches (2 reels)

1st quality

cotton wool, 1 lb

to be sterile and to be enclosed in 1 oz quantities in sealed cartons

bicarbonate of soda, 8 oz

to be sterile and enclosed in 1 oz quantities in sealed cartons

boracic acid, 4 oz

to be sterile and to be enclosed in 1 oz quantities in sealed cartons

plain gauze, 4 yards

in yard quantities each enclosed in a sealed carton

roller bandages, 1 inch (12)

to be enclosed in a sealed envelope

roller bandages, 2 inches (8)

to be enclosed in a sealed envelope

triangular bandages (6)

of 1st quality

tourniquet (1)

St. John's

medicine glasses, 2 oz (2)

to be marked for teaspoon, dessertspoon and tablespoonful doses

enamel feeding cup (1)

of 1st quality

eye bath (1)

of 1st quality plastic

dressing forceps, 5 inches (1 pr)


splinter forceps, 5 inches (1 pr)


scissors, 5 inches (1 pr)


towels (3)

of 1st quality

enamel basin, 15 inches diam. (1)

of 1st quality

safety pins (36)

of 1st quality

enamel drinking mug (1)

of 1st quality

first-aid pamphlet (1)

Departmental ‘First-aid in Industry'.

    (4)     First-aid chests provided for this section may be constructed of wood or metal, but each chest so provided and constructed shall be dustproof, fitted with a lock and key, and shall be distinctively marked with a white cross on a green ground.

    (5)     First-aid chests shall properly accommodate their contents.

    (6)     Nothing except requisites or appliances for first-aid shall be kept in the first-aid chest, which shall always be readily accessible.

    (7)     If not more than 100 persons are employed, the first-aid chest shall be fitted with a carrying handle and so constructed and maintained that it can be easily carried from job to job.

    (8)     The first-aid chest shall normally be kept in the change room.

    (9)     If more than 100 persons are employed, a first-aid post shall be provided in a room set aside for the purpose and equipped with facilities for washing and for boiling water, and with a couch, blankets, a portable stretcher and also a first-aid chest as previously detailed.

    (10)     Each first-aid chest and first-aid post shall be placed under the charge of a responsible person or persons, who or 1 of whom shall always be readily available during working hours.

    (11)     The person or persons shall, if practicable, be the holder of a St. John's Ambulance Medallion with current label.

    (12)     A notice shall be prominently attached in every change room and first-aid post where the first-aid chest is normally kept.

    (13)     This notice shall clearly state the name or names of the person or persons in charge of the first-aid chest.



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