5 Shelf Industrial First Aid Station, Metal, 1,887 Pieces, ANSI B+, 200 Person, with additional door pocket liner to add custom content in this sturdy, powder coated steel case that is wall mountable.

If you are looking for both OSHA and ANSI Compliance, we took our best value in a Class B ANSI standard and OSHA required content, added a pocket liner for your own customized content in the door space and ended up with this giant 1,887 piece, extra-large 5-shelf industrial first aid station which meets and exceeds OSHA recommendations for businesses, offices and work sites + far exceeds ANSI B workplace first aid kit content requirements for industrial, shop, and more hazardous workplaces that must have a broader range and quantity of supplies to deal with injuries more complex or high-risk environments. The First Aid Cabinet serves 200+ people. Cabinet manufactured in America, and Kit assembled in USA of domestic and imported first aid content items meeting strict FDA, OSHA, and ANSI guidelines.

The swing-out door and easy-to-carry handle add extra convenience. Meets or exceeds OSHA and ANSI 2015 Standard fill requirements. New to this model is an "infographic" style easy-refill guide so you can always locate and identify which items need replenishment to maintain your regulatory compliance and first aid readiness.

Kit Includes:

• (1) First Aid Booklet, 52 page, Full Color
  
• (25) Triple Antibiotic Ointment .5gm
  
• (50) Antiseptic Wipes
  
• (1) Tri-Cut Adhesive Tape
  
• (2) Instant Ice Pack 5" X 6", Boxed
  
• (1) Tweezers, Plastic
  
• (100) Woven Bandages, 1" X 3"
  
• (40) Woven Fingertip Bandages
  
• (10) Disposable Medical Grade Gloves
  
• (16) Butterfly Bandages Wound Closures
  
• (4) Gauze Pads, 4" X 4"
  
• (1) Triangular Bandage 40" X 40" X 56”, Box
  
• (1) Blood Stopper Bandage
  
• (25) Hydrocortisone Cream 1% .9g
  
• (1) Eye Wash, 8oz/236ml
  
• (1) Eye Wash, 4oz/120ml
  
• (25) Heavy Woven Patch Bandage, 2" X 3"
  
• (250) Non-Aspirin Tablets
  
• (250) Aspirin Tablets
  
• (250) Antacid Tablets
  
• (250) X-Strength Non-Aspirin Tablets
  
• (100) Plastic Bandage Strips, 1" X 3"
  
• (25) Heavy Woven Fingertip Bandages, Large
  
• (1) Instant Ice Pack 6" X 9", Boxed
  
• (100) Alcohol Wipes
  
• (4) Eye Pads with Tape
  
• (40) Povidone-iodine (PVP) Iodine Wipes
  
• (40) Heavy Woven Knuckle Bandages
  
• (25) Gauze Pads, 3" X 3"
  
• (25) Gauze Pads, 2" X 2"
  
• (10) Ammonia Inhalants Pads / Smelling Salts
  
• (25) Cool Jel Burn Gel 3.5gm
  
• (1) CPR Mask with Gloves and Wipes (5 pieces)
  
• (2) Triangular Bandage 40” x 40” x 56”, Bag
  
• (100) 3" Cotton Tip Applicator
  
• (4) Gauze Clean Wrap 2" X 4.1yd
  
• (1) Gauze Clean Wrap 4" X 4.1yd
  
• (1) Antiseptic Spray, 2 oz. Pump spray
  
• (1) Burn Spray, 2 oz. Pump spray
  
• (1) Hydrogen Peroxide, 2 oz. Pump spray
  
• (4) ABD Combine Pad, Sterile 5" X 9"
  
• (1) Wire Handle Scissors 4.5"
  
• (1) Self-Adherent Wrap 3" X 5 Yd
  
• (1) Eye Drops: Advanced Relief 1/2oz
  
• (50) Non-Adherent Pad 3" X 4"
  
• (2) Burn Dressing, 4” X 4”
  
• (10) Hand Sanitizer .9gm
  
• (1) Padded Aluminum Splint, 4.5" X 24"
  
• (1) Tourniquet, 1" X 12"
  
• (1) Easy Refill Diagram / Schematic
  
• (1) ANSI Class B Label
  
• (1) Pocket Liner with 23 Compartments
  
• (1) 5 Shelf First Aid Cabinet / Station

Buy American! Assembled in the USA of domestic and imported content in an FDA certified facility and using American Labor.

Assembled in California from domestic and imported content in a sturdy powder coated 20 gauge steel case with double draw-bolt latches and 90 degree continuous hinges (which makes a convenient working shelf in this drop-front model) plus key holes for easy wall mounting. Knowing the abuse these cabinets can take, this cabinet has a triple powder coating in white which exceeds ASTM standards for salt spray and humidity to help ward off rust, as well as to resist dings and scratches. (case manufactured in USA)

Kit Dimensions: 28.25" x 6.5" x 19.25"
Kit Pieces: 1,887
Person: 200
ANSI First Aid Kit Class: B

This product meets or exceeds ANSI I and II criteria.

Type I
- Intended use: stationary, indoor settings
- Potential for damage: minimal
- ANSI Z308.1-2015 Standard Requirements: minimum fill requirements and the means for mounting in a fixed position
- Typical applications: general indoor use, offices, manufacturing facilities

Type II
- Intended use: portable, indoor settings
- Potential for damage: minimal
- ANSI Z308.1-2015 Standard Requirements: minimum fill requirements and the means to be portable
- Typical applications: general indoor use, offices, manufacturing facilities

A note about the first aid guide:

While we have found that many manufacturers are producing “ANSI 2015 Compliant” first aid kits and cabinets, but the guides inside do not meet minimum content for ANSI compliance. This cabinet includes the 2015 ANSI compliant Urgent First Aid Guide:

This 52 Page, Full Color American CPR Training™ / American Environmental Health & Safety™ First-Aid Guide published by Urgent First Aid™ is a fast-and-easy reference written by a Team of EMS and Healthcare professionals to help lay responders assisting others that become suddenly ill or injured. © 2013 (and updated in 2017 to the newest OSHA & ANSI guidelines!) From minor injuries and ailments to life-threatening emergencies, this ANSI & OSHA First Aid Guide Book covers what you need to know in a fast and easy to follow format. Convenient “at-a-glance” lifesaving chart shows how to perform CPR, and the guide explains using an AED to save a life.

The Urgent First Aid Guide includes content developed for the ‘Stop the Bleed’ campaign which was initiated by a federal interagency workgroup convened by the National Security Council Staff, The White House, and with participation of Writers and Editors of this guide. The purpose of the campaign is to build national resilience by better preparing the public to save lives by raising awareness of basic actions to stop life threatening bleeding following everyday emergencies and man-made and natural disasters. Advances made by military medicine and research in hemorrhage control during the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq have informed the work of this initiative which exemplifies translation of knowledge back to the homeland to the benefit of the general public. The Department of the Defense owns the ‘Stop the Bleed’ logo and phrase.