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First Aid Handbook with Magnet Strip - Survival, Wall Mount
Survival
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A first aid handbook supplied with a magnet strip, so it can be mounted on a fridge, a locker door, a site cabinet or the side of a first aid kit rather than disappearing into a drawer. The magnet is the whole point: a reference nobody can find is a reference nobody uses.
Features
- Magnet strip for mounting on any steel surface
- Handbook format covering first aid procedures as a quick reference
- Sits where it is needed - fridge, locker, cabinet or kit
- Suitable for workplaces, vehicles, homes and site offices
Specifications
- Brand: Survival
- Format: First aid handbook with magnet strip
- Mounting: Magnetic, to steel surfaces
Why a magnet-mounted first aid handbook
In an emergency nobody reads a book cover to cover - they look up one thing, fast. The practical failure of most workplace first aid references is not their content but their location: filed in a cupboard, in a folder, or at the bottom of a kit under the bandages. Mounting the handbook magnetically on the fridge in the lunchroom, the locker beside the kit or the door of the first aid cabinet puts it at eye level in the room where an incident is most likely to be managed. Keep it alongside a current first aid qualification, not instead of one.
Common uses
Workplace lunchrooms and first aid rooms, site offices, vehicle and plant cabins, childcare and community facilities, and home kitchens. Pair it with a first aid kit, or browse related first aid supplies at MediBC.
First Aid Handbook FAQs
How does the magnet strip attach?
It holds to any steel surface - a fridge, a locker door, a metal first aid cabinet or the frame of a kit. No fixings or adhesive are needed, and it can be moved.
Does a handbook replace first aid training?
No. A reference helps a trained responder recall a procedure under pressure. It is not a substitute for accredited training and a current qualification, and it should not be relied on as one.
Where is the best place to mount it?
Where an incident is most likely to be managed and where people already gather - typically the lunchroom fridge, beside the first aid cabinet, or in the vehicle or plant cabin.
Is it suitable for a workplace?
Yes, it is a common workplace inclusion. Check it against your own first aid requirements, since obligations vary by industry, jurisdiction and the number of workers on site.
Should first aid references be reviewed?
Yes. Resuscitation and first aid guidance is revised periodically, so check that any handbook on display reflects current guidance and replace it when it no longer does.
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