First Aid Only FAO90697 141-piece Ansi Class a First Aid Kit

Product Description

The FIRST AID ONLY FAO90697 is a 141-piece first aid kit housed in a durable plastic case with an integrated carrying handle and wall-mount capability. It meets 2015 ANSI Class A requirements and is stocked to treat 25 or more people. The kit covers a wide range of common workplace and jobsite injuries, including lacerations, burns, eye exposure, and respiratory emergencies. Contents include bandages, gauze, burn dressings, an eyewash, a CPR mask, nitrile exam gloves, antiseptic towelettes, antibiotic ointment, and over-the-counter medications such as aspirin, antacid, and allergy tablets. Licensed safety coordinators and facility managers typically maintain and restock the unit.

This kit is suited for light industrial facilities, commercial offices, workshops, and service vehicles where ANSI Class A compliance is required or preferred. Its plastic enclosure protects contents from dust and incidental moisture. The wall-mount design keeps the kit accessible and visible in break rooms, utility areas, equipment bays, and similar locations where 25 or fewer personnel are regularly present. It ships as a single unit and requires no assembly before deployment.

Key Features

• Meets 2015 ANSI Class A first aid kit requirements for workplaces with up to 25 personnel
• 141 individual components covering bandaging, burn care, eye care, CPR, and OTC medications
• Plastic case with carrying handle for portable use or transport between jobsites
• Wall-mountable design for fixed installation in compliant, visible locations
• Includes CPR mask, nitrile exam gloves, and first aid guide for emergency preparedness
• Insect sting relief wipes, tweezers, scissors, and trauma pads included for field-level incidents

Compatibility

Designed as a standalone ANSI Class A compliant first aid kit suitable for general workplace, light industrial, and commercial service environments serving 25 or more people.

Installation Notes

Mount the case at a clearly marked, unobstructed location in accordance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.151 and any applicable local safety codes. Use fasteners appropriate for the wall substrate to support the loaded kit weight. Inspect contents on a regular schedule and replace any used or expired items to maintain ANSI Class A compliance. Do not store the kit in locations subject to extreme heat, freezing temperatures, or prolonged direct sunlight, as these conditions can degrade medication and dressing efficacy.