First Aid Policy

Modified on Mon, 11 Nov at 3:48 PM

This policy outlines first aid guidelines, what to do in an incident and where to find medical supplies.


It's important to have a first aid policy for several reasons:

  • Safety: A first aid policy ensures the organisation is prepared to provide immediate and effective assistance to anyone who is injured or becomes ill, which can significantly reduce the severity of the injury.
  • Compliance: It is a legal requirement to have a first aid policy in place, individual requirements will depend on the number of workers in your organisation.
  • Promotes a Safe Environment: By outlining procedures and responsibilities, a first aid policy helps make a safer environment for personnel and visitors.
  • Preparedness: It ensures the organisation has the necessary equipment, facilities and trained personnel to handle emergencies effectively.
  • Reduces Liability: Proper procedure can reduce an organisations liability by demonstrating a commitment to Health and Safety.
  • Risk Management: First Aid Policies are a key component of overall risk management strategy, helping identify and mitigate potential health and safety risks.


This policy needs to be reviewed regularly to ensure it remains up to date.

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