While a first aid hazard assessment is not required in all jurisdictions, conducting one will ensure the workplace is prepared for all likely emergencies and the types of first aid treatment that may be needed. What should a workplace do if they choose to have additional first aid procedures available? Please note that while you can see the list of legislation for free, you will need a subscription to view the actual documentation. A list is available in the OSH Answers on Canadian Governmental Occupational Health & Safety Departments.Ī list of which acts and regulations that cover first aid is available on our website. Since legislation varies by jurisdiction, contact your local jurisdiction for exact details. Stored in a visible and accessible location.Requirements, at a minimum (e.g., restocked when supplies are used).Maintained so they meet the regulations.Stocked with required and appropriate items.Legislation may also specify that first aid supplies are to be, for example: Incident documentation and reporting requirements.The location of kits and notices (in some cases).The type and amount of first aid supplies and facilities (content of first aid kits and room equipment).The number of first aid attendants required (during operational hours or per shift).The level of training or certification required for the first aid attendant.The availability of first aid attendant during working hours.First aid regulations will specify, in detail, your jurisdiction's requirements.
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