Online Checklist ‘Are You Compliant'?

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By completing our online checklist, you can assist your organisation determine if it is first aid compliant in line with the new Code of Practice, First Aid in the Workplace.

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1. Has your organisation undertaken a first aid risk assessment?
2. Is your workplace high risk?
3. Is your workplace low risk?
4. Do you have workplaces that are remote, or where access to emergency services is difficult?
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1. Do you have sufficient trained first aiders in your workplace?
2. Do all first aiders in your workplace have current first aid qualifications and up-to-date skills?
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1. Do you have sufficient first aid kits in your workplace including vehicles?
2. Do your first aid kits comply with the new Code of Practice i.e. contain the necessary items relevant to the potential hazards?
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1. Does your workplace have adequate and visible first aid signage?
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1. Does your workplace require a first aid room/health centre?
2. Does your first aid room have appropriate first aid equipment and facilities?
3. Does your workplace require ‘other’ equipment such as automatic defibrillators, eye wash facilities, etc.?
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1. Does your workplace have a current set of first aid procedures?
2. Does your workplace provide information to staff about first aid?
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1. Does your workplace run regular first aid drills?

St John can assist with your workplace compliance*.

If you would like us to contact you about your first aid needs, please fill in your details below.

St John has first aid and Workplace, Health and Safety solutions for your workplace. For more information: Call 1300 360 455 or go to www.stjohn.org.au

*St John recommendations regarding the new Code of Practice and compliance does not constitute advice in relation to meeting the requirements of the Act, Regulations or Code of Practice and should not be construed as such. Advice offered is on the understanding that it will assist those with a duty of care to meet their obligations but it is not intended to replace an organisational hazard analysis and risk assessment which remains the responsibility of the duty holder in determining their first aid requirements.

Once you have submitted your completed checklist, a copy will be sent to you via the email address you have provided.