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Workplace + WSIB Kits
Ontario Regulation 1101

Workplace first aid, properly stocked. Choose the kit that fits your team.

Choose the kit size based on the number of workers at the workplace on any one shift—not your total company headcount.

Ontario workplace first aid kit
Choose by workers per shift

Which kit fits your workplace?

Use the highest number of workers who may be present on a single shift at that location.

First aid kit for one to five workers
1–5 workers per shift

Small Workplace Kit

$45

For workplaces with no more than five workers on any one shift.

  • Regulation 1101 Section 8 category
  • Portable workplace kit
  • Includes practical Rural Rescue additions
Shop 1–5 kit
First aid kit for six to fifteen workers
6–15 workers per shift

Medium Workplace Kit

$85

For workplaces with more than five and no more than fifteen workers on one shift.

  • Regulation 1101 Section 9 category
  • Expanded dressings and supplies
  • Includes practical Rural Rescue additions
Shop 6–15 kit
First aid kit for sixteen to one hundred ninety-nine workers
16–199 workers per shift

Large Workplace Kit

$225

For workplaces with more than fifteen and fewer than 200 workers on one shift.

  • Regulation 1101 Section 10 category
  • Larger first aid station supplies
  • Additional station equipment is required
Shop 16–199 kit
200+

Two hundred or more workers on one shift?

Regulation 1101 requires a first aid room with specified equipment and staffing. Contact us before purchasing so we can help you review what is needed for the location.

More than the box

A complete first aid station needs more than supplies.

The right kit is the starting point. It must also be accessible, maintained and supported by trained people.

1First aid kitMinimum contents based on worker count per shift.
2Form 82 posterDisplay the “In Case of Injury at Work” poster.
3Inspection cardDocument checks and keep supplies in good condition.
4First-aider listIdentify the trained person or people supporting that area.
5Accessible locationVisible, portable and not locked away.
6Regular inspectionCheck at least four times a year—and after supplies are used.
Keep it ready

Buying the kit is day one. Readiness is ongoing.

Used supplies, expired items and workplace changes can leave a kit looking full while no longer being ready. Choose a refill pack or let Rural Rescue help manage inspections and replenishment.

Need help choosing?

Tell us your highest worker count per shift, number of locations and whether your team works in vehicles or off-site crews.