Workplace safety posters
First aid posters
These free first aid posters help everyone in your workplace know who to ask and where to go when someone is hurt or unwell.
4 free first aid posters
A4 and A3 PDFs. Ink-light copies print with much less colour.
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Download the whole set
All 4 posters in A4 and A3 PDF, with the ink-light versions, in one ZIP file (327 KB).
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How to use them
- Print the "Someone hurt or unwell?" poster and write in your first aiders' names and where the kit is kept.
- Put it by the first aid kit, in the kitchen and near the main entrance.
- Use the kit check poster beside the kit and fill in the date each time someone checks it.
- Choose the ink-light versions for posters that people will write on.
- Update the names whenever your first aiders change.
About these posters
The set has a "Someone hurt or unwell?" poster with a write-in box for your first aiders and first aid kit location, a do and avoid poster, a first aid kit check, and a bold "Find your first aider" notice. They are awareness posters only. They do not give treatment advice, which is best learned on a recognised first aid course. Each poster downloads as A4 and A3 PDF, with an ink-light version of the fill-in ones to save printer ink.
Questions
Do these posters tell me how to give first aid?
No. They show who to contact and where the kit is. For treatment, use a recognised first aid course or the NHS website.
Who should I put as a first aider?
Anyone in your workplace who has been trained and agreed to take the role. Add their names, and a phone number or room if useful.
What do I do in a serious emergency?
Call 999 first. The posters say this so it is clear to everyone.
What size should I print?
A4 suits kitchens and doors. A3 works better in corridors and near the first aid kit.
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