First Aid Kits
Help keep your crew ready for everyday workplace injuries with first aid kits from Construction Safety Store. From active construction sites and road work zones to warehouses, maintenance shops, fleet vehicles, municipal facilities, and outdoor work areas, having the right first aid supplies nearby helps workers respond faster to cuts, scrapes, burns, eye irritation, heat-related issues, and other common jobsite incidents.
Our first aid kit selection includes OSHA first aid kits, ANSI Class A first aid kits, ANSI Class B first aid kits, bloodborne pathogen response kits, and heat stress response kits for hot-weather and outdoor work environments. Choose from portable kits, wall-mountable cases, compact vehicle kits, larger crew kits, and jobsite-ready options designed for trucks, trailers, warehouses, shops, offices, safety stations, and field crews.
Jobsite First Aid Kits for Construction and Industrial Workplaces
No two worksites have the same first aid needs. A small office or service vehicle may only require a basic workplace first aid kit, while a construction crew, traffic control team, warehouse operation, utility department, or manufacturing facility may need a larger kit with more supplies and broader coverage. Construction Safety Store makes it easier to choose the right kit based on work environment, crew size, ANSI classification, and response need.
Use these kits to stock job trailers, company trucks, road crew vehicles, warehouse safety stations, maintenance carts, shops, schools, municipal buildings, outdoor work areas, and central first aid locations. Many kits include commonly used supplies such as adhesive bandages, sterile gauze, antiseptic wipes, burn care, gloves, instant cold packs, eye wash or eye care items, CPR barriers, and other practical first aid essentials.
OSHA First Aid Kits
OSHA first aid kits are practical, general-use kits designed to help employers keep basic first aid supplies accessible in the workplace. They are a strong fit for offices, shops, work trucks, maintenance teams, light industrial areas, and general jobsite use. Available in convenient sizes for different crews and locations, these kits are easy to carry, store, or mount where employees can reach them quickly.
ANSI First Aid Kits
ANSI first aid kits are organized around the ANSI/ISEA standard for workplace first aid supplies. ANSI Class A first aid kits are typically used in lower-risk workplaces where the most common injuries are minor cuts, abrasions, burns, and eye irritation. ANSI Class B first aid kits contain a wider variety and larger quantity of supplies, making them a better choice for larger crews, more complex worksites, and higher-risk environments such as construction, warehousing, manufacturing, utilities, transportation, and field service work.
To choose between ANSI Class A and ANSI Class B, consider the size of your crew, the type of work being performed, the likelihood of injury, the distance to professional medical care, and whether employees work indoors, outdoors, in vehicles, or across changing jobsite conditions.
Bloodborne Pathogen Response Kits
Bloodborne pathogen response kits provide dedicated supplies for cleanup and response situations involving blood or other potentially infectious materials. These BBP kits are useful for construction jobsites, schools, public facilities, transportation departments, warehouses, municipal crews, and workplace safety stations where supervisors want separate supplies available for exposure-related incidents.
Heat Stress Response Kits
Hot-weather jobsites often require more than a standard first aid kit. Heat stress response kits help supervisors keep cooling and hydration-support supplies close to workers during summer months and high-heat conditions. They are especially useful for construction crews, road crews, utility workers, landscapers, maintenance departments, warehouse teams, and anyone working in direct sun, humidity, hot indoor areas, or PPE-heavy environments.
Where First Aid Kits Are Commonly Used
- Construction sites and building projects
- Road work zones and traffic control operations
- Municipal departments and public works crews
- Warehouses, loading docks, and distribution centers
- Manufacturing plants and maintenance facilities
- Service vehicles, fleet trucks, and job trailers
- Schools, offices, retail shops, and public buildings
- Landscaping, utility, and outdoor field crews
How to Select the Right Workplace First Aid Kit
Begin by matching the kit to the risks and conditions of your worksite. For general workplace use, a compact OSHA first aid kit may be appropriate. For employers following ANSI first aid kit guidelines, an ANSI Class A kit is often suitable for common, lower-risk workplace injuries, while an ANSI Class B kit is better suited for larger crews, higher-risk tasks, and more demanding jobsites. For summer construction, outdoor work, or hot indoor conditions, consider adding a heat stress response kit. For cleanup and exposure situations, a bloodborne pathogen response kit can provide dedicated BBP supplies.
Employers should review workplace hazards, crew size, site layout, employee access, and applicable safety requirements before selecting first aid supplies. Kits should be placed in visible, easy-to-reach locations, checked routinely, and restocked after use so supplies remain clean, complete, and ready for the next incident.
Order First Aid Kits from Construction Safety Store
Construction Safety Store carries dependable first aid kits for contractors, builders, road crews, warehouses, municipalities, fleet operators, schools, and safety managers who need practical jobsite safety supplies. Browse OSHA first aid kits, ANSI Class A and Class B first aid kits, bloodborne pathogen response kits, and heat stress response kits to keep your workplace stocked and your crew better prepared.
Frequently Asked Questions About Workplace First Aid Kits
What is the difference between OSHA first aid kits and ANSI first aid kits?
OSHA requires employers to make adequate first aid supplies readily available, but OSHA does not publish one universal kit list that applies to every workplace. ANSI first aid kits follow the ANSI/ISEA workplace first aid kit standard, which outlines minimum supply requirements for Class A and Class B kits.
What is an ANSI Class A first aid kit used for?
An ANSI Class A first aid kit is intended for common workplace injuries such as minor cuts, scrapes, abrasions, burns, and eye irritation. These kits are often used in offices, schools, retail areas, light-duty shops, and lower-risk work environments.
What is an ANSI Class B first aid kit used for?
An ANSI Class B first aid kit includes a broader selection and larger quantity of first aid supplies than a Class A kit. Class B kits are commonly chosen for construction sites, warehouses, manufacturing facilities, utility crews, transportation teams, road crews, and higher-risk workplaces.
Where should workplace first aid kits be kept?
First aid kits should be stored in clearly marked locations that employees can access quickly. Common storage locations include job trailers, crew trucks, warehouse safety stations, offices, break rooms, maintenance areas, fleet vehicles, and central first aid stations.
How often should first aid kits be inspected?
First aid kits should be checked regularly and restocked whenever supplies are used. Replace missing, expired, damaged, contaminated, or opened items as needed so the kit remains ready for use.