Question 1

Are first aid kits required by law in Kenya?

Accepted Answer

Yes. According to the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) 2007, every workplace in Kenya must have a well-stocked first aid kit that is easily accessible. Public service vehicles, schools, and construction sites are also legally required to carry appropriate first aid supplies.

Question 2

What should a standard first aid kit contains in Kenya?

Accepted Answer

A basic workplace or home first aid kit should include:
•	Sterile gauze pads
•	Bandages and plasters (various sizes)
•	Antiseptic solution or wipes
•	Disposable gloves
•	Scissors and tweezers
•	Painkillers (e.g., paracetamol)
•	CPR face shield or mask
•	Burn cream
•	First aid manual or instructions
Note: The contents may vary depending on the environment (workplace, vehicle, school, etc.).

Question 3

Where can I buy a first aid kit in Kenya?

Accepted Answer

You can buy first aid kits from:
•	Medical supply stores and pharmacies
•	Online platforms (e.g., Jumia, Copia, Pharmacies with e-commerce)
•	Safety and PPE suppliers like Bekam Orbit Enterprises
•	Hospitals and clinics with retail outlets

Question 4

How much does a first aid kit cost in Kenya?

Accepted Answer

Prices depend on the type and size:
•	Basic home kit: KSh 500 – KSh 2,000
•	Workplace or school kit: KSh 2,500 – KSh 7,000
•	Comprehensive trauma kits: KSh 10,000 and above

Question 5

Who is responsible for maintaining first aid kits at workplaces in Kenya?

Accepted Answer

Employers are responsible under OSHA regulations to:
•	Appoint a trained first aider
•	Ensure the kit is regularly checked and restocked
•	Keep the kit accessible and visible at all times

Question 6

How often should a first aid kit be checked?

Accepted Answer

It is recommended to check your first aid kit monthly, and after every use, to ensure all items are available and not expired. An inspection log should be maintained in workplaces.

Question 7

Are there different types of first aid kits?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Common types include:
•	Home first aid kits
•	Workplace first aid kits
•	Vehicle first aid kits (PSV kits)
•	Outdoor or hiking kits
•	Burn or trauma-specific kits

Question 8

Is training in first aid required with owning a kit?

Accepted Answer

While not mandatory, it's highly recommended that individuals, especially those in charge of workplace safety, receive first aid training from accredited institutions like St. John Ambulance or the Red Cross.

Question 9

Can I customize a first aid kit?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Many suppliers in Kenya offer customized first aid kits depending on your needs—whether for schools, factories, farms, or transport vehicles. Custom kits should still meet OSHA and KEBS guidelines

Question 10

Are there Kenyan standards for first aid kits?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS) and OSHA have guidelines that dictate what should be in a first aid kit, especially in workplaces. Always purchase KEBS-certified kits for compliance.

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