First Aid Only FAO3065 Blood-borne Pathogen Cleanup Kit

Product Description

The FIRST AID ONLY FAO3065 is a blood-borne pathogen cleanup and personal protection kit designed for safe response to body fluid spills and infectious substance exposure. The kit ships in an easy-open box and contains two separate packs: one for the responder and one for the injured person. Components cover CPR response, personal protective equipment (PPE), and full spill decontamination. The kit addresses OSHA blood-borne pathogen compliance needs in workplaces where exposure risk exists. It is used by safety coordinators, facility managers, first responders, and trained employees responsible for emergency response procedures.

The FAO3065 is suited for commercial, institutional, and industrial facilities required to maintain blood-borne pathogen exposure control plans under OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1030. Typical installation environments include manufacturing floors, schools, offices, healthcare-adjacent facilities, and public-access buildings. The dual-pack design allows one kit to serve both the person providing aid and the injured individual simultaneously, reducing cross-contamination risk during a single incident response.

Key Features

• Two-pack configuration covers both responder PPE and spill cleanup in one kit
• Personal protection pack includes CPR face mask, isolation gown, eye and face shield, nitrile gloves, and biohazard bag
• Cleanup pack includes scoop, spatula, absorbent powder, disinfectant cloth, chloride antiseptic towelettes, paper towels, and biohazard bag
• BZK clean-up wipes included for safe CPR preparation
• Twist ties and unmarked secondary bag support proper biohazard waste containment
• Easy-open box packaging allows rapid deployment during an emergency

Compatibility

Designed as a standalone blood-borne pathogen response kit suitable for general workplace first aid stations and emergency response programs requiring OSHA-compliant PPE and spill cleanup supplies.

Installation Notes

No installation is required. Store the kit in a clearly marked, accessible location as part of a workplace exposure control plan. Responders should be trained in blood-borne pathogen procedures before use, in accordance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1030 requirements. After use, all contaminated materials must be disposed of as regulated biohazardous waste per applicable local and federal guidelines.