Brenniston Insights
Why Officeworks has better first aid kits than Bunnings
Posted by Pia Abrahams on
In Australia, many people pick up a first aid kit for their workplace from Officeworks or Bunnings. These big-box retailers have plenty of convenient locations, huge stores and a wide range of goods. With lots of handy car parking.
How to use a wound dressing
Posted by Pia Abrahams on
Sterile wound dressings help stem the flow of blood in a serious laceration or acute open wound injury. A wound dressing is a highly effective first aid application that could save a life.
What’s in a Brenniston National Standard Motor Vehicle First Aid Kit
Posted by Pia Abrahams on
Burns, bleeding, eye injury and post-accident shock can all be treated with a glovebox-ready Brenniston National Standard Motor Vehicle First Aid Kit. This kit was designed and developed in accordance with the Australian First Aid in the Workplace National Code of Practice and is intended to help you deal with common roadside first aid incidents.
How to use an instant ice pack
Posted by Pia Abrahams on
Instant ice packs are fantastic when someone at work is injured and needs quick and efficient relief. They offer instant treatment for sprains, strains, aches, stings and overheating by reducing swelling and alleviating pain.
How to audit your workplace first aid kit
Posted by Pia Abrahams on
Keeping workplace first aid kits fully stocked and up-to-date ensures the safety and wellbeing of your colleagues, customers and clients. Workplaces include any place where work is carried out for a business or undertaking, including construction sites, vehicles, ships and aircraft, and even private homes.