OSHA Compliance

What's the difference between Class A and Class B?

• Class A - As set by ANSI in 2015, Class A kits are designed for traditional office spaces and non-hazardous work environments.

• Class B - These kits are designed for higher-risk work environments, such as factories and construction sites. In addition to all of the items found in a Class A kit, are also equipped with life-saving equipment including a tourniquet and splint.

What supplies come with each class?

Every workplace comes with different risks, so every one of our kits are designed to meet your needs whatever they might be. In a Class A kit, you can expect to find all of the basics including bandages, ointments, and gloves. They also include a First Aid Guide and a CPR Breathing Barrier so you can be prepared in a worst-case scenario.

Class B kits are designed to triage life-threatening emergencies. They are equipped with higher quantities of everything found in a Class A kit, plus a tourniquet, splint, and larger trauma bandages to protect your employees before help arrives.