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first aid kit
Last Post 23/10/2008 03:53 PM by fox. 2 Replies.
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fox
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21/10/2008 03:46 PM |
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here,s one for you lads i was asked the other day do i carry a first aid kit yes i said all or most drivers do its part off the conditions, this person then said are you first aid trained i said no, they then said i could get sued by the person i supplied the first aid kit to, due to health and safety regs, this started alarm bells ringing, how does the taxi driver stand from a point of law if stoping to give or assist with first aid, since the bulk of drivers i take it are not first aid trained, if we cant give first aid why do we have to carry a first aid kit any thoughts guys
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HSB
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23/10/2008 03:33 AM |
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You carry it for personal use as a Health and Safety requirement!
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fox
TF Student
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23/10/2008 03:53 PM |
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yes im aware of that, but my point is under the health and safety act, could we be sued for giveing first aid to a person, if we are not first aid trained, and you come across say a inciedent where someone needs a bandage or help of someother kind, and your good intentions go wrong but you have used your first aid kit to help
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