July 31st, 2010 | 
Author: First Aid Kits and First Aid Supplies.
G and A First Aid Supplies take pride in manufacturing an excellent quality First Aid Kit.
The company is a proudly Australian owned & operated family business, making and distributing First Aid Kits, first aid and medical supplies, fire safety equipment, emergency eyewash as well as replenishing first aid kits.They are committed to continuous improvement so ensuring compliance with their customers First Aid Kit needs, as well as conforming with all current safety regulations.
With representatives located in South East Queensland, Brisbane, Sunshine Coast, Toowoomba and Gold Coast G and A offer an in-house replenishment service, where their knowledgeable reps, will check and refill your kit, or supply new or additional first aid kits, as required.
G and A First Aid Supplies provides a complete range of First Aid Kits, First Aid Supplies, and other First Aid products and services, for both the home and workplace. The professional team has widespread experience in the Health Care and First Aid industries in Australia.
From the user friendly online shopping web site, you can buy online all the bits and pieces you need to replenish your present First Aid Kit, and therefore save yourself time and money.They guarantee fast, certified delivery throughout Australia, and will normally ship the day your order is received. These convenient and efficient systems, without losing site of the personal care that you require, ensures that you enjoy dealing with G and A First Aid Supplies.
A First Aid Kit is a collection of supplies and equipment for use in giving first aid treatment, and First Aid Kits are made up from different contents, depending on the purpose the kit is to be used for.
Workplace health and safety states that all workplaces MUST HAVE a First Aid Kit, and that the contents of the kits should be appropriate for the types of injuries and illnesses likely to occur at that workplace. Kits should be checked regularly and restocked, if any items are used, damaged or out of date. Where burns have been identified as potential injuries, a supply of cool running water and non stick burn dressings should be available. Eyewash stations should be provided where eye injuries have been identified as potential injuries.
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