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Hi, today were going to be talking about Workplace first aid. My name is Michael Terry, Im from Momentum Safety and Ergonomics and this is the 5-minute safety series. When it comes to first aid, its important that we consider the hazard profile of the workplace that we work in. An office is going to be completely different to a construction site, its going to be different to a rural workplace, its going to be different to a manufacturing workplace. They will all have different hazard profiles and therefore different first aid requirements, and its important that we consider this when were going through and considering what we need for first aid. So, think about size, location and the nature of work that you do need to be taken into account. You might be an office workplace that happens to be right beside a major hospital. Your workplace requirements for first aid are going to be completely different than a really remote workplace where the risks are much higher. What the first a
