Emergency reference
Emergency preparedness: Fracture / suspected spinal injury
The drugs and equipment a factory OHC should keep ready to respond to fracture / suspected spinal injury.
Category: Trauma · Severity: high
Every factory Occupational Health Centre should be equipped to respond to fracture / suspected spinal injury. Below is a suggested stocking checklist of the drugs and equipment to keep ready in the OHC or crash cart.
Suggested emergency stock
| Drug / equipment | Suggested minimum |
|---|---|
| Wooden splints (assorted) | 3 |
| Triangular bandages | 4 |
| Cervical collar | 1 |
| Stretcher / spine board | 1 |
| Tetanus toxoid | 5 |
Under Section 45 of the Factories Act 1948, first-aid provision must be maintained at all working times; a factory OHC additionally keeps emergency drugs and equipment ready for on-site medical emergencies.
This page is an emergency-preparedness stocking reference for factory Occupational Health Centres. It is not medical advice, a diagnosis, or a treatment or dosing protocol. Clinical management must follow current medical guidelines and a qualified physician’s judgement. Suggested minimum quantities are a planning aid — adjust to your workforce size, hazards and distance from a hospital.
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