Double Door Bleed Control Kit Cabinet with 8 x Bleed Control Kits

Stay prepared for emergency situations with this fully stocked Bleed Control Kit Cabinet, which
provides a safe and secure central location for your life-saving bleed control first aid
supplies. Includes 2 FREE Bleed Control Kit Signs for your
cabinet Supplied with 8 fully stocked Bleed Control Kits each containing an Emergency Tourniquet that
applies pressure to stop excessive bleeding from severe limb injuries Clearly labelled ‘Bleed Control Kit’ signs for quick identification of emergency
supplies
Secure lockable double door cabinet to keep Bleed Control Kits safely stored Demonstrates your commitment to protect those on site and provide reassurance to
staff, visitors and customers Contains the CODE RED Emergency Tourniquet. Simple to apply robust nylon
tourniquet provides high pressure to stop catastrophic bleeding. Withstands 1000kg of tension Increase safety in businesses and public areas, ideal for use in dangerous
environments or areas where heavy machinery is in use Can provide lifesaving treatment in public places or in workplaces The Health and Safety Executive state, following a risk assessment: “First aid provision
must be ’adequate and appropriate in the circumstances’. This means that you must provide
sufficient first aid equipment (first aid kit), facilities and personnel at all times”. Easy installation with supplied wall mount fixings and two keys Dimensions: 530 x 530 x 190mm Suitable for indoor use only A simple and affordable investment for long term protection. Only sterile elements
need to be replaced after approximately 5 years at minimal cost, non-sterile contents provide cover
for even longer No site operator regrets having adequate provision to manage critical injuries and
save lives, even if outside of the scope of Martyn’s Law, with public attacks becoming more
unpredictable Workplaces, premises, facilities or sites with any hazards such as machinery,
equipment, sharp or moving objects which could cause critical injuries such as major bleeding must
have first aid provision to treat them. The simple and small investment of adding bleed control
products to existing first aid provisions helps bridge the ‘care gap’ and could save lives.