ANSI/ISEA Guidelines

ANSI Z 308.1-2015 Guidelines

OSHA (U.S. Department of Labor Occupational Safety and Health Administration) is the main federal agency charged with the enforcement of safety and health legislation.  OSHA regulations regarding first aid kits are contained in the Code of Federal Regulations under section 29 CFR 1910.151 and in Appendix A.  OSHA does not provide specifications for the first aid contents per se but defines mandatory requirements for availability of kits on worksites.  In Appendix A of the OSHA guidelines, ANSI (American National Standards Institute) is referenced as the originator of first aid kit specifications and minimum content requirements.

The 2015 ANSI revision introduces two classes of first aid kits
Class A: Kits with contents designed to deal with the most common types of workplace injuries
Class B: Kits with a broader range and quantity of supplies to deal with injuries in more complex or high-risk environments

OSHA/ANSI Changes Chart*

SuppliesClass A KitsClass B KitsMinimum Size2009 ANSI Qty
Adhesive Bandage16501" x 3"16
Adhesive Tape122.5 yd1
Antibiotic Application10250.5 g6
Antiseptic10500.5 g10
Breathing Barrier11

Burn Dressing124" x 4"
Burn Treatment10250.9 g6
Cold Pack124" x 5"
Eye Covering222.9 sq. in
Eye/Skin Wash1
1 oz
Eye/Skin Wash
14 oz
First Aid Guide11
1
Hand Sanitizer6100.9g
Medical Exam Gloves2 pair4 pair
2 pair
Roller Bandage122" x 4 yd
Roller Bandage
14" x 4 yd
Scissors11

Splint
14" x 24"
Sterile Pad243" x 3"4
Tourniquet
11"
Trauma Pad245" x 9"1
Triangular Bandage1240" x 40" x 56"1


*The information contained on this website is intended for general information purposes only.  CPR Savers and First Aid Supply is not a substitute for review of the applicable government regulations and standards, and should not be construed as legal advice or opinion. 

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