First Aid Treatment Posters

The Food Allergies and Anaphylactic Shock A2 Poster covers essential information around common food allergies (including Food Standards Agency recognised images), recognising and treating an allergic reaction and recognising and treating anaphylactic shock. Includes fully updated resuscitation protocols for 2017. The posters is made up of clear, step by step instructions and full colour illustrations to easily guide you through the relevant steps to take. We recommend this safety guidance poster for any establishment selling food. Hotels, Bars, Restaurants, Cafes, and Coffee shops. Help your staff know what to do in case a customer has a severe allergic reaction in your premises. The poster is made up of clear, step by step instructions and full colour illustrations to easily guide you through the relevant steps to take. * Provides information on allergies and the treatment of allergies and anaphylactic shock * A2 size, 59x42cm * Fully coloured illustrated images and clear, easy to follow text * Clear step by step instructions for treating someone who is suffering from a food allergy * Encapsulated finish for superior durability Learn More

The Catch It, Bin It, Kill It Poster is a reminder to practice good respiratory and hand hygiene, to try and minimise the spread of germs. One of the main reasons behind this poster is to reduce flu infection rates and help to stop the spread of viruses. All employees should use this poster to encourage their employees to Catch it, Bin it and Kill It to increase hygiene and health within the workplace. • Protect your employees from the spread of bacteria and viruses with these easy steps • User friendly text and clear instructions show employees how to stop the spread of germs • Durable laminated construction with full colour illustrations • Compiled by qualified health and safety practitioners • Wall mountable in a frame Learn More

How To Wash Your Hands Poster is a reminder to practice good hand hygiene, to try and minimise the spread of germs. All employees should use this poster to encourage their employees to wash their hands regularly and properly, to increase hygiene and health within the workplace. Millions of germs are picked up in every-day activities. Hand hygiene is essential to prevent the transfer of germs to other people and surfaces. Poor hand hygiene can lead to the spread of Coronavirus, Campylobacter, Salmonella, MRSA, Impetigo and Flu. Prevention of illness through hand hygiene is a high priority in hospitals, kitchens, public restrooms and many other environments. Fortunately, posting how to wash your hands posters around your business reminds everyone to follow good hand hygiene. • Protect your employees from the spread of bacteria and viruses with these easy steps • User friendly text and clear instructions • Show employees how to stop the spread of germs • Durable laminated construction with full colour illustrations • Compiled by qualified health and safety practitioners • Wall mountable in a frame Learn More

Clear step by step guidance on the basic steps to take to provide adult CPR. Includes clear colour illustrations to help demonstrate the correct steps to take. The poster covers the following topics: Getting help - this includes calling for help Being prepared - how to make the call to the emergency services Defibrillation - using an AED (automated external defibrillator) if there is one available CPR - how to commence CPR using the correct chest compression and how long for Poster dimensions A3 - 42 x 30cm - A3 poster showing basic information on how to get help, CPR technique and using a defibrillator - Help raise first aid awareness throughout your organisation - A3 size allows you to display a poster even with limited space - Durable, laminated poster Learn More

The safety first aid guidance posters can help to raise safety awareness throughout your organisation. The External Bleeding Poster has clear step by step instructions on how to provide treatment to someone that has external bleeding. The poster is designed both first aiders and non-first aiders with the essential first aid and safety information. The poster covers the following topics: - Potential barriers to the bleed - Locating and examining - Recognition of wounds - abrasion, incision, laceration and puncture - External direct pressure - Dressing the affected area - Blood & body fluid clean up Learn More

The safety first aid guidance posters can help to raise safety awareness throughout your organisation. The Soft Tissue Injuries Guide has clear step by step instructions on how to provide treatment to someone that has suffered a soft tissue injury. The poster is designed both first aiders and non-first aiders with the essential first aid and safety information. The poster features the RICER acronym which stands for: Rest, Ice, Comfort, Elevation and Referral to provide adequate first aid until a trained first aider attends to the casualty. - Fully coloured illustrations and clear, easy to follow text - Clear step by step instructions - Compiled by qualified health and safety practitioners - Encapsulated finish for superior durability - Fully updated with the latest guidance Learn More

The Mental First Aid Poster covers the following topics: What is mental illness? - 6 common mental health problems Triggers and signs of mental health problems - includes 6 triggers and 13 signs/symptoms to look out for Mental Health in the workplace and the law Supporting colleagues Looking after your mental health - 6 steps which include: talking about your feelings, exercising regularly, eating healthy, investing time in relationships, resting and getting help Helpline numbers and websites that you can reach out for help Learn More

These guidance posters are designed to provide both first aiders and non first aiders with the essential first aid and safety information. These posters can help raise safety and first aid awareness throughout your organisation. Each poster features fully coloured illustrations and clear easy to read text. These posters are encapsulated for superior durability and can be attached to a surface or a snap frame is available. These posters are compiled by qualified health and safety practitioners, are fully updated with the latest guidance and best practice techniques. Sometimes something specific can trigger an attack, such as an allergy, a cold, or cigarette smoke. At other times, someone may have a sudden attack with no obvious trigger. People with asthma usually deal with their own attacks by using a blue reliever inhaler at the first sign of an attack. But if someone doesn’t have an inhaler, or the attack is severe, you may need to help. Learn More