Accidental Health & Safety Mid North Coast

Trading for 38 years

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About Accidental Health & Safety Mid North Coast

Your Compliance Partner For All Things First Aid Safety & Fire - Be Safe, Be Compliant

Products

First aid cabinets & kits
Safety & statutory site signage
Personal protective equipment
Site safety & incident management equipment
Fire fighting & suppression equipment
Industrial labelling & floor marking products
First aid supplies
First aid room
First aid equipment
First aid kit cases
Rescue
Signs
Social distancing & visitor control
Spill control
Workplace safety
Hand sanitising stands
GHS
Cable & cord protectors

Services

AED/Defibrillator (Most Brands) Servicing
First Aid Kit Sales
First Aid Kit Replenishment Services
First Aid Training
Site Safety Audits & Advice
Customised First Aid Kits to Suite Your Specific Needs
Drug & Alcohol Testing (On-Site Only)
Audiometry Testing (On-Site Only)
Site WHS Inspections/Recommendations
Onsite Workplace First Aid & Safety Scheduled Maintenance
Fire Training
Safety Training
Maintaining a Safe Workplace

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Robert Hines

5 years ago

Great supplier to do business with. Courteous helpful staff. We look forward to dealing with them again.

Thanks Robert, we look forward to working with you for many years to come. Glenn

Responded 5 years ago

Location

Woodrising NSW

Media

Ways to Pay

Account
Amex
Cash
Direct Debit
EFT
Mastercard
Visa

Licences

Emergency Shower Servicing - AS4775

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you have a duty to provide first aid?

Under the Work Health and Safety Regulations (WHS) a person conducting a business or undertaking at a workplace (PCBU) must ensure the workplace is well equipped with first aid equipment and facility for administering first aid that is easily accessible to each worker. It is also essential that workplaces have adequate number of workers that are trained to administer first aid or workers having access to trained first aid officers.

What first aid is required for my workplace?

Deciding what first aid arrangement needs to be provided in the workplace is determined by legislative requirements and through a risk assessment taking into account the type of work performed, workplace size and location, as well as the number of people on site.