Söhngen first aid kit OSLO with filling ÖNORM Z 1020-1

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- Brief overview of the Söhngen first aid kit OSLO with filling ÖNORM Z 1020-1

The Söhngen OSLO first aid kit with ÖNORM Z 1020-1 filling is a first aid kit that can be used for various emergency situations. The first aid kit is labelled with the model name "OSLO" and is filled in accordance with the ÖNORM Z 1020-1 standard.

The first aid kit contains a variety of dressing materials for treating injuries and wounds. These include sterile dressing materials such as plasters, cotton wool and gauze bandages. Scissors, tweezers and a rescue blanket are also included.

The filling of the first aid kit complies with ÖNORM Z 1020-1, which means that it fulfils the requirements and standards for first aid materials. This ensures high quality and reliability of the contents.

The Söhngen OSLO first aid kit with ÖNORM Z 1020-1 filling thus offers a comprehensive range of first aid materials for use in a wide variety of situations. With this first aid kit, injuries can be adequately treated to ensure rapid first aid. It is suitable for private use as well as for use in the commercial sector.

Features of the Söhngen OSLO first aid kit

The OSLO first aid kit from Söhngen is a high-quality first aid kit that has been specially developed for use in households, businesses and public institutions. With its robust design and extensive equipment, it fulfils all the requirements of a reliable first aid kit. The features of the Söhngen OSLO first aid kit are characterised by high quality and functionality. It is certified in accordance with DIN 13157 and contains all the important first aid materials as well as additional contents that are helpful for the initial treatment of injured persons. The compact design makes the OSLO first aid kit easy to transport and enables quick access to the materials. The clear arrangement of the contents and clear labelling make it easy to use, even in stressful situations. The OSLO first aid kit also has a sealed closure flap, which ensures that the box remains closed until it is used and guarantees the sterility of the materials. With the Söhngen OSLO first aid kit, you are ideally equipped for emergencies.

Size and design

The Söhngen Oslo first aid kit in white sheet steel is a first aid kit that has been specially developed for companies with up to 300 employees and meets the requirements of DIN 13169. The first aid kit is made of robust sheet steel in the colour white.

The size of this first aid kit is compact and handy in accordance with the requirements of DIN 13169. It measures approximately 43 x 30 x 15 cm. This compact size means that the first aid kit can be stored easily and space-savingly in various work areas such as the workshop or office.

The layout of the Söhngen Oslo first aid kit in white sheet steel is clear and well-organised. Inside there are various compartments and holders in which the contents are organised in accordance with DIN 13169. The first aid kit is filled with various medical materials such as bandages, disinfectants, scissors and plasters. This means that the first aid kit is ideally equipped to provide rapid first aid in the event of injuries and emergencies at work.

The Söhngen Oslo first aid kit in white sheet steel is therefore a high-quality and reliable product that ensures the safety and health of employees in companies.

- Dimensions of the first aid kit

The first aid kit is characterised by its robust dimensions, which are ensured by the sheet steel used. This makes it particularly robust and ideal for wall mounting. Thanks to its stable properties, it can also be used in heavily frequented areas without any problems.

The first aid kit also fulfils the requirements of DIN 13169, a standard that specifies, among other things, the equipment and contents of company first aid kits. This ensures that the first aid kit complies with current regulations and offers the best possible protection in the event of injuries.

With its dimensions and fulfilment of DIN 13169, this first aid kit is particularly suitable for companies with up to 300 employees. Thanks to its robust design and versatile wall mounting options, it can be used in both small offices and larger production halls. This guarantees that sufficient first aid is available in the event of injuries, even in larger workplaces.

Thanks to its optimum dimensions, robust sheet steel and compliance with DIN 13169, this first aid kit meets all the requirements for effective first aid in companies.

Filled in accordance with the requirements of ÖNORM Z 1020-1

The OSLO first aid kit is designed to provide first aid in emergencies. Söhngen manufactures this first aid kit and thus fulfils the requirements of ÖNORM Z 1020-1. This standard specifies which components must be included in the filling of the first aid kit in order to meet the requirements of first aid.

The most important components of the kit include, for example, sterile dressing packs in various sizes, elastic bandages, plasters, disinfectant and scissors. These components are necessary to treat various injuries such as cuts, burns or bruises.

ÖNORM Z 1020-1 stipulates that the contents of the first aid kit must comply with current medical standards. It must be well organised and clearly arranged so that the required dressing or instrument can be found quickly in an emergency.

The five most important keywords for this section are ÖNORM Z 1020-1, OSLO first aid kit, Söhngen, filling and requirements.

- Explanation of ÖNORM Z 1020-1

ÖNORM Z 1020-1 is a standard that specifies the requirements for first aid kits in Austria. It ensures that these first aid kits contain the necessary contents to be able to provide first aid quickly and effectively in an emergency.

In connection with the Söhngen Oslo first aid kit, this means that this first aid kit has been manufactured in accordance with the specifications of ÖNORM Z 1020-1 and therefore fulfils the requirements of the standard. It is therefore ideally equipped to provide assistance in the event of injuries and emergencies.

As far as the contents are concerned, ÖNORM Z 1020-1 specifies precisely which materials and dressing materials must be included in a first aid kit. These include, for example, sterile compresses, bandage packs, fixation bandages, quick wound dressings, scissors, disposable gloves and CPR resuscitation aids.

DIN 13169 is another standard that regulates the requirements for first aid kits for companies in Germany. A special feature of this standard is that, in addition to the contents of ÖNORM Z 1020-1, it also specifies certain medications such as painkillers or disinfectants.

To summarise, ÖNORM Z 1020-1 defines the requirements for first aid kits in Austria and the Söhngen Oslo first aid kit meets these requirements. ÖNORM Z 1020-1 and DIN 13169 stipulate the exact contents of the first aid kit in order to be able to provide the best possible help in an emergency.

- How the first aid kit fulfils these requirements

The first aid kit fulfils the requirements set out in the statutory regulations, in particular the Workplace Ordinance and the Workplace Directive. DIN standards 13157 and 13169 are used to equip the first aid kit.

DIN standard 13157 specifies the minimum equipment for first aid kits in companies. According to this standard, first aid kits must be equipped with a certain number of dressing materials, such as plasters, bandages, compresses and bandages. This standard is based on the size of the company and the number of employees. A distinction is made between first aid kits for companies with up to 50 employees and those for companies with more than 50 employees.

DIN standard 13169, on the other hand, regulates the equipment of first aid kits for vehicles. The focus here is particularly on mobility and the associated need for more extensive first aid equipment. For example, special materials must be available for treating injuries in the event of road traffic accidents.

Overall, the DIN standards ensure that first aid kits fulfil the legal requirements and therefore provide the necessary materials for basic first aid care. The different requirements depending on the size of the company and the intended use ensure that the first aid kit is adequately equipped for different situations.

- Importance of a well-equipped first aid kit in childcare centres

A well-equipped first aid kit plays an important role in childcare centres, as the safety and well-being of the children is the top priority here. According to the legal requirements of the Workplace Ordinance and the Workplace Directive ASR 39, daycare centres must have sufficient first aid materials to be able to react quickly and appropriately in the event of injury or illness.

The first aid kit should fulfil the requirements of DIN standards 13157 and 13169. The difference between the two standards lies in their scope of application and the extent of the contents. While DIN 13157 applies to business premises and DIN 13169 to mobile and short-term locations such as events, DIN 13169 focuses more on the treatment of serious injuries and life-threatening conditions.

The contents of a first aid kit in daycare centres should be tailored to the specific needs of children. These include, for example, plasters in different sizes, bandages, clinical thermometers, antiseptic solution, sterile-packed disposable gloves and rescue blankets. A well-equipped first aid kit ensures that immediate help can be provided in the event of injury or illness until professional medical assistance arrives.

Overall, a well-equipped first aid kit contributes significantly to the safety and protection of children in daycare centres. By complying with legal requirements and taking into account the specific needs of children, emergencies can be responded to quickly and effectively.