Refill content for the TR03M kit conforming to CAN/CSA Z1220-17

Replacement Content for TR03M First Aid Kit Compliant with CSA Z1220-17 Standard

Replacement kit TR03M complies with CAN/CSA Z1220-17 for establishments considered low or moderate risk in Quebec. The contents are designed to protect 26 to 50 workers. This first aid kit contains 20 different types of items. It is referred to by some manufacturers as a type 2 kit, or the medium basic kit. Case not included.

Includes:

• 50 Assorted fabric dressings (PS101)
• 12 Antibiotic topical ointments Bacitracin Zinc 0.9 gr. (PS208-6)
• 50 Antiseptic wipes (towelettes) with benzalkonium chloride, 0.13% (PS215)
• 6 Individually wrapped hand cleaning wipes (PS681)
• 24 Sterile gauze pads, 7.6 X 7.6 cm (3 X 3 in) (PS302)
• 2 Rolls of KLEEN gauze 5 cm X 3.7 m (2 in X 12 ft) (PS313)
• 2 Rolls of KLEEN gauze 7.5 cm X 3.7 m (3 in X 12 ft) (PS314)
• 4 Sterile compress bandages with fasteners 10 X 10 cm (4 X 4 in) (PS319)
• 2 Abdominal compresses, sterile, individually wrapped, 12 X 22 cm (5 X 9 in) (PS321)
• 4 Triangular bandages 101 X 101 cm (40 X 56 in) with 2 safety pins (PS408)
• 1 Hypoallergenic adhesive tape 2.54 cm X 9 m (1 in X 30 ft) (PS415)
• 1 Stainless steel bandage scissors with angled blades, rounded tip 14 cm (5.5 in) (PS701)
• 1 Ultra-fine stainless steel splinters forceps 11.4 cm (4 -1/2 in). (PS725)
• 1 Disposable rescue blanket 204 x 140 cm (56 X 80 in) (PS713)
• 1 Barrier device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) (PS854)
• 8 Powder-free nitrile gloves 4 mils, wide, one size fits all (PS706)
• 2 Biomedical waste bags 15.2 X 22.9 cm (6 X 9 in) (PS827)

Note on the conformity of this kit:
In Quebec, the minimum content of a first aid kit has recently been modified. The new contents are now based on the Canadian regulation CAN/CSA Z1220-17. You will be able to consult on the CNESST website the information concerning the material required for the personal kit as well as the information related to isolated workers.

Specifics and Added Value of Industrial Equipment in Canada

This replacement set stands out through a meticulous selection of components that precisely meet the criteria for the low-risk class for a medium-sized workforce. The added value lies in the superior quality of the included medical supplies, which are selected for their reliability in demanding industrial environments, from high-resistance adhesive bandages to high-absorbency sterile compresses. Every element of the kit has been designed to offer intuitive handling by designated first responders, thereby reducing the stress associated with emergency intervention. By choosing a product specifically calibrated for Canadian compliance standards, you benefit from total peace of mind regarding the alignment between the risks identified in your workplace and the emergency resources provided.

Installation Guide and Compliance with Regulatory Requirements

The installation of this replacement content must be carried out with exemplary rigor to guarantee the effectiveness of the intervention chain. It is advisable to remove all obsolete material from your existing TR03M case in order to perform a thorough cleaning of the interior surface before arranging the new elements according to a priority accessibility logic. Frequently used items such as bandages and antiseptic wipes should be placed so that they are immediately visible upon opening the case. Compliance with safety standards also requires that the kit be located in an easily accessible area, clearly identified by standardized signage, and known to all personnel present on the site.

Maintenance Protocol to Maximize Longevity and Certification

To maintain the certification level and the effectiveness of the emergency supplies, a monthly inspection protocol must be rigorously applied by an OHS manager. This periodic examination ensures that the entire content is present and that the integrity of each sterile package is preserved, thus avoiding any accidental contamination of the products. It is imperative to immediately replace any item that has been used or whose expiration date has passed to maintain the validity of the CSA Z1220-17 standard within your establishment. A storage environment that is dry and protected from direct sunlight will help preserve the adhesive properties and the quality of the chemical reagents contained in certain specialized dressings.

Workplace Usage Advice from an OHS Expert

The successful integration of this equipment into workflows requires adequate training of workplace first aid attendants so that they master the location and use of each component of the TR03M kit. The health and safety expert recommends keeping a usage log near the kit to document every intervention, which greatly facilitates timely replenishment and allows for the analysis of accident-prone trends within the company. In the event of a minor incident, it is crucial to use the personal protective equipment provided in the set, such as nitrile gloves, to prevent the transmission of bloodborne pathogens. A proactive approach to safety involves regular familiarization of workers with the location of emergency equipment during new employee orientation sessions.

Strategic FAQ on Workplace Safety

Why is compliance with the CSA Z1220-17 standard essential for my business?

The CSA Z1220-17 standard establishes the minimum requirements for first aid kits in Canadian workplaces, ensuring that equipment is proportional to the number of employees and the risk level. Compliance with this standard ensures that your company avoids costly penalties from regulatory bodies while providing standardized and effective protection to your workers.

How do I know if this replacement content is suitable for my industrial environment?

This set is specifically calibrated for companies with 26 to 50 employees operating in low-risk sectors, such as administrative offices or certain retail businesses. If your work environment involves higher risks related to heavy machinery or chemicals, it would be preferable to consult an expert to evaluate the need for a higher-class kit.

How often should I check the condition of my first aid kit?

It is strongly recommended to perform a monthly visual check and a comprehensive quarterly inventory to guarantee that the emergency equipment is always ready for use. This rigorous practice is part of a global accident prevention approach and allows for the maintenance of a compliant inventory at all times without interrupting your safety coverage.

Do you need additional safety equipment?

See the following items:CDN “First Aid Station” poster (ECU500), CDN “First Aid Kit” poster (ECU501), Red-Z clotting powder (PS201), Class 2 powder-free medical gloves (PS706), nylon belt pouch for resuscitation mask (PS850E), resuscitation mask (PS852), and bilingual self-adhesive security seal (TRS).

You will also find our Danger redbarricade tape (ECT3RE9), caution yellowbarricade tape (ECT3YE1), dangeryellow barricade tape (ECT3YE7) and bilingualyellow barricade tape (ECT3YB1).

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