Section III of the DOJ Safety Station Program Guide.docx
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This document is Section III of the DOJ Safety Station Program Guide, which outlines the design standards and equipment specifications for safety station programs across DOJ components.
The guide establishes mandatory equipment requirements for safety stations, including two primary categories: Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) and hemorrhagic control kits. All AEDs must be FDA-approved, with standard configurations including a battery and two sets of electrode pads. Optional AED-related items include alarmed wall cabinets, carrying cases, wall signs, check tags, and rescue ready kits containing CPR masks, scissors, razors, and nitrile gloves. Hemorrhagic control kits must contain standardized supplies including tourniquets, instructional materials, assorted dressings, hemostatic gauze or agents, chest seals, trauma shears, emergency survival blankets, and permanent markers. The guide directs DOJ components to assess their facilities to determine the optimal design configuration for their specific safety station program needs.
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Section III of the DOJ Safety Station Program Guide
III. Safety Station Design DOJ components should assess their facilities to determine the best design for their safety station program.
A. Safety Station Equipment and Supplies
i. AED
Select FDA-approved AEDs and AED accessories, which can be checked at the following links: FDA-approved AEDs and FDA-approved AED accessories.
Each AED device typically includes a battery and two sets of electrode pads. Additional supplies may include an alarmed AED wall cabinet, AED carrying case, AED wall sign, AED check tags, and a rescue ready kit (which includes CPR mask, scissors, razor, and nitrile gloves).
ii. Hemorrhagic Control Hemorrhagic or bleeding control kits have standardized supplies. Each kit will typically contain a tourniquet, an instructional booklet or pamphlet, assorted dressings, some form of hemostatic gauze or agent, a chest seal, trauma shears, an emergency survival blanket, and a miniature permanent marker.
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