Certified Safety

Q: What standards do Certified Safety first aid kits meet?

Kit lines cover ANSI/ISEA Z308.1 Class A and Class B configurations. Z308.1 is the recognized industry standard cited to satisfy OSHA 1910.151 workplace first aid requirements.

Q: What is the difference between Class A and Class B first aid kits?

Class A kits are sized for low-risk workplaces (offices, retail) and contain a baseline of common-injury supplies. Class B kits double or triple the quantities of high-use items and add specific supplies for higher-risk industrial, construction, and manufacturing environments. The first aid and fire safety by industry guide shows which class fits which trade.

Q: Does Certified Safety make heat-stress kits?

Yes. Heat-stress responder kits are stocked configurations targeting industrial heat-related-illness response. Browse the first aid kits collection for current options.

Kits

Certified Safety has manufactured first aid and safety products for over 55 years and distributes through a network across major US cities and internationally. The active US Made Supply catalog covers ANSI/ISEA Z308.1 Class A and Class B first aid kits, refill modules, gauze and trauma pads, eye-wash kits, and specialty heat-stress and burn-care kits.

ANSI Z308.1 Class A and Class B kits

First aid kit lines cover both standardized configurations under ANSI/ISEA Z308.1: Class A for low-risk workplace baseline (offices, retail, light commercial) and Class B for higher-risk industrial and construction environments. Cases ship in multiple person-count configurations across poly, navy, and metal options, plus shelf-style metal wall cabinets for facility installation. Browse our first aid kits collection for the Certified Safety SKUs we stock, and the first aid and fire safety by industry guide for kit-class recommendations by trade.

OSHA 1910.151 workplace compliance

Certified Safety kits and refills support OSHA 1910.151 workplace medical and first aid requirements. ANSI/ISEA Z308.1 is the recognized industry standard cited to satisfy 1910.151's "adequate first aid supplies" provision when no infirmary, clinic, or hospital is in near proximity to the workplace. The Class A and Class B configurations and the four container types (Type I-IV) define the kit-contents minimum.

Specialty and refill lines

Specialty kits cover heat-stress responder kits for industrial heat-related-illness response and burn-care kits for high-temperature work. Refill components include sterile gauze pads, trauma compress pads, triangular bandages, and consumables suitable for replenishing existing Class A or Class B kits between service intervals. Browse the first aid kits collection for the Certified Safety lines we stock. The full Certified Safety catalog is at certifiedsafetymfg.com.