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First Aid & AED Readiness (29 CFR 1910.151)
Confirms first aid supplies, trained responders, and AED readiness are in place for workplace medical emergencies.
29 CFR 1910.151AHA Guidelines
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Medical Access & Response
- Is a person adequately trained to render first aid available at the worksite? *
- Are emergency medical services (911) and nearest clinic/hospital details posted? *
- Is response coverage maintained across all shifts? *
First Aid Supplies
- Are first aid kits provided and readily accessible in each work area? *
- Are kit contents complete and within expiration dates? *
- Date first aid kits were last inspected/restocked: *
- Are bloodborne pathogen PPE (gloves, barrier devices) included in kits? *
Eyewash & Emergency Showers
- Where corrosives are present, are eyewash/shower units provided within 10 seconds travel? *
- Are plumbed eyewash units activated and flushed weekly? *
- Are units unobstructed and clearly identified with signage? *
AED Program
- Are AEDs installed and available within a 3-5 minute response window? *
- Are AED battery and pad expiration dates current? *
- Does the AED pass its self-test / status indicator check? *
- Are designated responders trained in CPR/AED use with current certification? *
Training & Records
- Is a roster of trained first aid/CPR/AED responders maintained? *
- Are training certifications renewed before expiration (typically every 2 years)? *
- Reviewer sign-off: *
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