Most workplace emergencies require immediate first aid treatment to minimize long-term effects and stabilize the injured employee until medical treatment is available.

OSHA guidelines for workplace first aid programs advise employers to train the entire workforce about what to do when a co-worker is injured or ill on the job. Additionally, OSHA’s guidelines indicate that trained first aid responders should receive ongoing refresher training and education. Our 2010 All-In-One First Aid Information Poster provides in-depth guidelines on first aid treatment for ten different injuries and conditions.

This exclusive poster includes procedures recommended by the American Red Cross and the American Heart Association, and can be an integral part of a first aid program that meets OSHA guidelines. It addresses the following workplace emergencies: choking; bleeding; stroke; seizure; burns; sprains and strains; back injuries; cuts and scrapes; fainting; and heart attacks.

Who Needs It
All businesses are required to ensure the safety and health of all employees as required by the General Duty Clause of the OSH Act. This obligation can include administering first aid in the event of an injury or sudden illness. In the absence of an infirmary or medical clinic in close proximity to the work site, employers must ensure that individuals trained in first aid are present during work hours.

Benefits
Protect the safety, health and well-being of your employees The first aid safety notices on this all-in-one poster can save organizations money, and in some cases, they save careers, families, and even lives. Save time and money Our All-In-One First Aid Information Poster addresses ten critical topics, saving you the time, effort, and expense of compiling materials yourself or consulting with safety professionals. It includes specific procedures recommended by the American Red Cross and the American Heart Association.

Demonstrate compliance with OSHA’s first aid standard Our poster is designed to address the most common types of workplace emergencies, and can be used as part of a workplace first aid program that complies with OSHA standard 1910.151.

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Specifications

• 29” x 25.5” four-color, all-in-one format
• Laminated for durability

Includes notices on the following topics:

• Choking
• Bleeding
• Stroke
• Seizure
• Burns
• Sprains and Strains
• Back Injury
• Cuts and Scrapes
• Fainting
• Heart Attack