Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

First Aid Room

  • First Aid room is easily identifiable.

  • First Aid room is easily accessed (eg. ambulance).

  • Occupants of first aid room are able to be constantly monitored.

  • The room is adequately ventilated.

  • Furniture and equipment is in good condition and does not restrict access by ambulance officers.

  • Bins and bin liners available for waste disposal.

  • Sharps disposal container available.

  • Disposable gloves provided.

  • Hand washing facilities available.

  • Correct hand washing techniques applied (posters displayed).

First Aid Kit

  • There are sufficient kits at appropriate locations for school purposes (eg. Manual arts, home economics, science rooms).

  • Kits are accessible and securely stored (not locked).

  • Contents of kit are checked and updated regularly.

  • Kits are available for off school site activities and reflect injuries that may occur based on risk assessment.

  • Ice packs are available.

Processes

  • First aid room cleaned using correct procedure.

  • Cleaners advised of correct procedure for cleaning infectious waste.

  • Waste from first aid room disposed daily.

  • Students with high level health risks identified and details communicated to relevant staff.

  • Requests for student medication during school to be supported by physician (eg prescription).

  • Medication kept in appropriate secure conditions. An slider lockable to rage for some items eg. Dexamphetamines.

  • Emergency medication eg. Epipen should be readily available (not in lock storage).

  • Student medical data is collected for excursions:

  • * Adult assigned to students with medical needs.

  • * Appropriate mediation is available during excursion.

  • * Adult trained in medical needs and administration of medication.

  • Risk assessments are conducted for excursions outlining first aid requirements.

  • Names of qualified first aid officers is communicated.

  • Staff training register kept up-to-date for first aid officers.

  • Emergency contact numbers are displayed near the phone.

  • Student and staff emergency contact numbers are kept up to date and easily accessed.

  • Appropriate system of first aid application and communication during playground duty (eg. Walkie-talkies, bum bags).

  • All injuries are recorded appropriately ie. event form, "band aid" book.

  • Employees have access to information about infectious diseases.

  • There is a designated parking area for ambulance if required.

  • There is a vaccination program for employees at risk (eg. Hep B, Q Fever).

Other Issues

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