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This document discusses first aid requirements at the workplace. It states that workplaces must identify potential hazards and injuries, assess their risks, and determine the necessary first aid controls. This includes the number and location of first aid boxes, employees to receive training at various levels, and whether a first aid room is needed. Guidelines are provided for the minimum number of trained first aiders required based on workplace risk level and number of employees.
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