⚠️ This content is a general guide only. Always consult your state or territory's current WHS codes and regulations for definitive compliance requirements.
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- Risk assessment requirements
- First aider ratios & training records
- Kit contents by risk level
- Inspection & maintenance schedule
- Signage & placement rules
- Documentation & record-keeping
What's Inside the Checklist
Our 2-page PDF covers the six key areas every workplace must address to meet WHS first aid requirements.
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Risk AssessmentWorkplace risk classification and hazard identification requirements.
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First Aider RatiosRequired number of trained first aiders by risk level and worker count.
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Kit ContentsMandatory and recommended items for low-risk and high-risk kits.
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Placement & SignageWhere to position kits and required safety signage.
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Inspection ScheduleQuarterly inspection process and what to check each time.
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DocumentationRecords you must keep and for how long — audit-ready templates.
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