CONTROLS Medium First Aid Kit
Comprehensive Kit. Supplied in Pouch. Display Packed. Contents: • 30 assorted sterile waterproof plasters • 4 alcohol-free hygienic cleansing wipes
10 Person First Aid Kit
First aid kit in durable plastic box with carrying handle. Suitable for areas with fewer than 10 people employed and where low risk is expected. Display packed.
Contents: • 20 assorted waterproof plasters • 2 sterile eyepads with bandages • 4 non-woven triangular bandages • 6 safety pins • 6 medium 12cm x 12cm sterile dressings • 2 large 18cm x 18cm sterile dressings • 10 alcohol-free hygienic cleansing wipes • Pair of medium size powder-free disposable vinyl gloves • First aid administration guidance leaflet
PSV Wall Mountable First Aid Kit
Comprehensive kit, designed for mounting in passenger service vehicles (PSV), caravans, mobile homes etc. Plastic box that can be easily mounted in confined spaces. Display carton:
Contents: • 20 assorted sterile waterproof plasters • 10 alcohol-free hygienic cleansing wipes • 6 safety pins • 2 pairs of medium powder-free disposable vinyl gloves • 2 non-woven triangular bandages • 7.5cm x 5m bandage • 18cm x 18cm sterile dressing • Double-sided 7.5cm x 7.5cm non-adherent absorbent dressing • Double-sided 5cm x 5cm nonadherent absorbent dressing • Conforming 5cm x 4.5cm bandage • Reel of 3m x 1.25cm microporous tape
ALS Spray Record Book
The ALS Spray Record Book solves the problem of spray operator record keeping under the Control of Pesticides Regulations 1986. This tailor made record book system is contained within an A4 book. The Spray Record Book contains 50 sets of spray operation sheets (in triplicate) two of which are perforated allowing the operator to distribute record sheets as required and the last sheet is left attached to the record book for application history.
Pesticide Application Record Book
The Everris Application Record Book solves the problem of spray operator record keeping required under the Control of Pesticides Regulations 1986. A full record of every pesticide application can be made by filling in the columns across the double pages in this record book.
RECYCLING
Amenity XS - Part of the Farm XS scheme
ALS offer a ‘closed loop’ plastic recycling scheme where at least 98% of all the plastics collected are recycled to produce new bags, chemical bottles, wheelie bins and drainage pipes.
It is illegal to burn or bury plastic. It can be sent to landfill, but many of the plastics used will take over 100 years to decompose.
Reduce your carbon footprint and work with ALS to dispose of your waste in an environmentally safe way by recycling into new products.
LOYALTY SCHEME
Choose any five products that you use frequently over the course of one season and we will set up fixed special prices for you, discounted to reflect your annual usage of these products.
Call 01952 641949 to arrange your Loyalty Scheme.
The Amenity Industry produces tens of thousands of tons of plastic waste, usually from fertiliser bags, chemical and fertiliser bottles, drums and tubs.
Sign up to the Amenity XS scheme and we will work with you to make sure that your waste is recycled not dumped.
We charge a small annual membership fee based on the size of your facility and, with that, you receive a dumpy bag to store your empty bags and containers plus full documentation, including a certificate of scheme membership.
There are a number of depots around the UK where you can take your plastic free of charge or, for a small fee, we will arrange collection periodically.
For more details about joining the scheme please talk to Mark Langford on 01952 641949
62 USE PLANT PROTECTION PRODUCTS SAFELY. ALWAYS READ THE LABEL AND PRODUCT INFORMATION BEFORE USE
SPRAYING ACCESSORIES & RECYCLING
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