What medications and equipment are available in the emergency medicine kit in the chemical processing workshop?
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What medications and equipment are included in the emergency medicine kit in the chemical processing workshop? I remember it was mentioned in a guideline, but I can’t find it now; hope for help. Thank you!
The items we have seem to mainly include gauze, band-aids, thermometers, povidone-iodine, Huoxiang Zhengqi syrup, scissors, medications for diarrhea and colds, as well as fever-reducing drugs
Gauze, band-aids, thermometers, povidone-iodine, Huoxiang Zhengqi syrup, scissors, burn ointment, medications for diarrhea and colds, fever-reducing drugs
Gauze, band-aids, thermometer, povidone-iodine, Huoxiang Zhengqi liquid, scissors, medications for diarrhea and colds, fever-reducing drugs
I hadn’t seen any relevant **standards before; there is a specification from CNPC that can be used as a reference. Generally, workshop positions don’t have such comprehensive equipment either. Refer to the \"Specifications for the Provision of Emergency Supplies at Production Sites\" Q/SY 136—2007
There’s a post on the forum; you can search for it.
This post was last edited by wang*nhua77020 on 2016-12-25 at 18:41. Standards for the provision of emergency rescue materials in units handling hazardous chemicals, GB 30077-2013 – Section 6: Requirements for workplace equipment; 6.1 In the workplaces of units that handle hazardous chemicals, emergency rescue materials should be stored in dedicated cabinets for such equipment or at designated locations. The standards for equipping emergency supplies in the workplace shall meet the requirements of Table 1. The seventh item in the table requires the provision of a first-aid kit or emergency kit. A similar requirement is also stated in clause 8.3 of GBZ1, the \"Health Standards for the Design of Industrial Enterprises\": 8.3 In workplaces or workshops where chemical burns may occur or where acute poisoning can result from absorption through the skin and mucous membranes, on-site emergency treatment facilities should be installed in proximity to the workplace, depending on the potential occupational hazards present and their specific risks. First aid facilities should include: a water-supplied shower and eye-washing facilities ； Gas protection cabinet ； Personal protective equipment ； First-aid kit or first-aid box, as well as first-aid medications ； Beds and equipment for transporting patients ； Facilities for first aid treatment, as well as emergency rescue communication equipment, etc. 8.3.1 Emergency rescue facilities shall have clear markings, and be regularly maintained in accordance with relevant regulations to ensure their proper operation. 8.3.2 Sprinkler and eye-washing facilities shall be located near the work areas where such accidents may occur. 8.3.3 First-aid kits should be placed in locations that are easily accessible to workers. The contents of these kits can be determined based on actual needs, referring to Table A.4 in Appendix A, and a designated person shall be responsible for regularly checking and updating them.
To prevent heatstroke in summer, glucose oral solution and wound dressing are also needed; you can add other items as necessary
Gauze, band-aids, thermometers, povidone-iodine, Huoxiang Zhengqi Liquid, scissors, burn ointment, medications for diarrhea and colds, fever-reducing drugs. That’s about it, right?
Gauze, band-aids, thermometer, povidone-iodine, Huoxiang Zhengqi liquid, scissors, medications for diarrhea and colds, fever-reducing drugs
Only seen those who passed by with Huoxiang Zhengqi Shui~