ANSI/ISEA Z308.1-2021 Class A First Aid Kit | Portable PP Case
group name25-Person Workplace First Aid Kit
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Min Order1 bag
brand nameOri-Power
modelFA-33
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update timeTue, 22 Sep 2026 17:23:00 GMT
Paramtents
Application Office, retail, warehouse and general workplaces
Size 25 × 20 × 7.5 cm
Color Transparent Blue / Customizable
Material PP Plastic
Structure Hard case with handle and dual latches
Features Portable, organized, durable and refillable
Compliance ANSI/ISEA Z308.1-2021 Class A configuration
Business Type Manufacturer / OEM / ODM / Wholesale
Packging & Delivery
Min Order1 bag
Briefing
ANSI Class A First Aid Kit: OEM/ODM PP case with workplace supplies, custom label, color and packaging.
Detailed
DESCRIPTION
ANSI Class A Workplace First Aid Kit
This ANSI/ISEA Z308.1-2021 Class A First Aid Kit is designed for general workplace first aid preparedness. The portable 25 × 20 × 7.5 cm PP case features a carrying handle, secure dual latches and a transparent shell for quick visual inspection of the contents.
The configuration covers common workplace first aid needs including minor cuts, burns, eye care and wound dressing. It includes adhesive bandages, antiseptic and antibiotic applications, burn treatment, sterile pads, gloves, a breathing barrier and other essential supplies.
The reusable hard case can be inspected, restocked and adapted to the specific hazards of the workplace.
SPECIFICATION
This Class A configuration provides the core supplies needed for common workplace injuries. A foil blanket should be added to the following configuration for ANSI/ISEA Z308.1-2021 compliance, as the 2021 revision made it mandatory.
·1 Absorbent Compress ≥32 sq in; no side <4 in
·16 Adhesive Bandages 1×3in
·3 Knuckle Adhesive Plaster H Shape 76×38mm
·2 Fingertip Adhesive Plaster 76×45mm
·1 Adhesive Tape 2.5yd (2.3m) total per unit; commercial roll width 1.25–2.5cm
·10 Antibiotic Applications 0.5g (1/57oz) per single‑use packet
·10 Antiseptic Applications 0.5g (1/57oz) per single‑use packet
·1 Breathing Barrier One‑way valve
·1 Burn Dressing 4×4in
·10 Burn Treatment Applications 0.9g (1/32oz) per single‑use packet
·1 Cold Pack Approx. 4×5in
·2 Eye Coverings Minimum 2.9sq in (18.7cm²) absorbent area, with attachment means
·1 Eye/Skin Wash 1 fl oz / 4 fl oz 1 fl oz
·1 First Aid Guide English
·6 Hand Sanitizer Applications 0.9g (1/32oz) per single‑use packet
·2 Medical Exam Gloves Powder‑free nitrile, size L or assorted M/L, 1 pair/bag
·1 Roller Bandage 2in×4yd
·1 Scissors Minimum 4in (10.2cm), blunt tip
·2 Sterile Pads 3×3in
·2 Trauma Pads 5×9in
·1 Triangular Bandage Approx. 40×40×56in
·1 First Aid Box 25 x 20 x 7.5 cm
APPLICATION
Office & Commercial Workplace
Suitable for offices, reception areas, retail stores and other lower-hazard workplaces requiring readily accessible first aid supplies.
Warehouse & Light Manufacturing
Provides basic treatment supplies for common workplace cuts, minor burns and other everyday injuries.
Facility & Service Operations
The portable hard case can be kept at service counters, maintenance areas or designated first aid stations and moved quickly when supplies are needed.
B2B Wholesale & Private Label
Suitable for safety distributors, industrial suppliers, retailers and corporate procurement. Case color, label, contents and retail packaging can be customized for bulk programs.
FAQ SECTION
Q1. What is an ANSI Class A first aid kit?
A Class A kit is intended for common workplace injuries in lower-risk environments. Class B kits contain additional supplies for workplaces with higher risks of severe injury.
Q2. Is ANSI/ISEA Z308.1-2021 the same as OSHA compliance?
No. ANSI/ISEA Z308.1-2021 is a voluntary consensus standard, while OSHA requires employers to provide adequate and readily accessible first aid supplies.
Q3. Is this kit suitable for construction sites?
For higher-hazard construction environments, a Class B kit may be more appropriate based on the workplace hazard assessment. OSHA has specifically recommended Class B kits for higher-risk industries.
Q4. How often should an ANSI first aid kit be inspected?
ISEA recommends inspecting workplace first aid kits at least monthly and after supplies are used.
Q5. Does ANSI Class A specify a fixed number of employees?
Kit selection should be based on workplace hazards, supply location and actual first aid needs rather than relying only on a fixed employee count. [1]: https://safetyequipment.org/workplace-first-aid-kits-require-updates-to-meet-industry-standard/ "Workplace First Aid Kits Require Updates to Meet Industry Standard - ISEA" [2]: https://safetyequipment.org/worker_protections/first-aid/ "First Aid - ISEA" [3]: https://safetyequipment.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/Just-the-Facts-flyer.pdf "Just the Facts flyer" [4]: https://..........gov/laws-regs/standardinterpretations/2019-06-19 "First aid for bleeding control | Occupational Safety and Health Administration" [5]: https://..........gov/laws-regs/regulations/standardnumber/1910/1910.151?utm_source=chatgpt.com "1910.151 - Medical services and first aid."
