Acme United 9300-10P Osha Contractor First Aid Kit

Product Description

The ACME UNITED 9300-10P is a 10-person OSHA contractor first aid kit built for job site use. It ships in a rugged, weatherproof plastic case that keeps supplies dry across a range of field conditions. The kit covers the most common minor injuries encountered on contractor, construction, and general work sites, including cuts, abrasions, minor burns, and lacerations. Contents include adhesive bandages, antiseptic towelettes, antibiotic ointment, gauze pads, a trauma pad, burn cream, nitrile exam gloves, first aid tape, scissors, tweezers, and a triangular bandage. The enclosed first aid guide supports trained responders and helps satisfy OSHA first aid supply requirements. Total kit weight is 12.6 pounds.

This kit is designed for contractor and construction sites where a portable, self-contained first aid station is required. It supports OSHA 29 CFR 1910.151 and 1926.50 first aid supply requirements for worksites without immediate access to a clinic or infirmary. It is suited for general contractors, roofing crews, electrical crews, plumbing teams, and other trade professionals who need a compliant, grab-and-go kit on site. The weatherproof case makes it appropriate for outdoor and semi-exposed work environments.

Key Features

• Weatherproof rugged plastic case protects contents from moisture and field conditions
• Rated for up to 10 persons per OSHA guideline reference
• Includes trauma pad (5 inches x 9 inches) and triangular bandage (40 inches x 40 inches x 56 inches) for serious wound management
• Nitrile exam gloves included for bloodborne pathogen protection during response
• First aid guide enclosed to assist responders on site
• Comprehensive consumable supply set covering cuts, burns, and abrasions

Compatibility

Designed as an OSHA-compliant first aid supply kit for contractor, construction, and general trade work sites serving up to 10 persons.

Installation Notes

Mount or store the kit in a location that is visible and accessible to all workers on site, in accordance with OSHA 29 CFR 1926.50 posting requirements. No tools are required for kit setup. Inspect contents periodically and replace any used or expired consumables promptly. Only individuals with current first aid training should administer care using the kit contents.