3-Shelf First Aid Cabinet for Workplace Supply Stations
Keep workplace first-aid supplies together with the First Aid Only 90574 three-shelf metal cabinet. Designed around a 100-person supply assortment, this stocked cabinet includes medications and supplies for wound, burn and eye care. Wall mounting provides a fixed supply location, while the carrying handle allows transport when needed.
First Aid Only / 90574
S90574
Steel, three shelves
100-person assortment
15 × 16 × 5.5 inches
Wall mount or carry handle
Included
ANSI/ISEA Z308.1-2015, Class A
Key Features
- Three shelves organize supplies for checks and replenishment.
- Steel case supports a centralized workplace first-aid station.
- Assortment includes bandages, dressings, gloves, tools and a CPR face shield.
- Medications include antacid and non-aspirin tablets.
Common Uses & Applications
- Manufacturing and warehouse first-aid stations
- Office, school and municipal maintenance facilities
- Staff supply areas and jobsite offices, subject to site requirements
Contents and Replenishment
The assortment combines adhesive bandages, gauze, tape, burn supplies, eyewash, eye pads, a cold pack, scissors and tweezers. Review the manufacturer’s 90574 specifications and complete contents for individual quantities. Check the delivered inventory before placing the cabinet into service.
Assign responsibility for checking stock, packaging condition and expiration dates. Replace used supplies promptly. Manage included medications under workplace policy and their package directions. Keep the cabinet accessible and let employees know where it is located.
OSHA and ANSI First-Aid Guidance
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.151 requires adequate first-aid supplies to be readily available. Requirements also address access to medical assistance, trained personnel and suitable flushing facilities where corrosive exposure is possible. A cabinet or small eyewash bottle alone does not satisfy every workplace requirement.
The manufacturer identifies this model with the 2015 edition of ANSI/ISEA Z308.1. Its “A+” wording describes an assortment exceeding that edition’s Class A minimums; it is not a separate ANSI kit class. This listing does not establish compliance with later editions.
Use a workplace assessment to determine quantities and additional supplies. The 100-person designation is a planning reference, not assurance that one cabinet covers every facility or hazard. OSHA’s first-aid kit guidance explains why larger or multiple operations may need additional kits and equipment.
FAQ
Is the cabinet supplied with medications?
Yes. Model 90574 includes antacid and non-aspirin tablets along with first-aid supplies.
Can this cabinet be mounted on a wall?
Yes. It is wall mountable and also has a carrying handle.
Does buying this cabinet make a workplace OSHA compliant?
No. Employers must assess supplies, accessibility, training and medical response arrangements for their particular workplace.
