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Treat yourself this Xm –as


One of each of the featured items are available to one lucky PDA Member!


Well done to our most recent winner,


Alison Smith of SmithDec, prizes are on the way! For your chance to win, email


tooltalk@the-decorator.co.uk – Good luck! The kit contains the following essential items: DJB Training


Van & Truck First Aid kit @djbfirstaid www.djbtraining.co.uk


Stay safe in 2018! As a sole trader I always work on my own, apart from the odd job when other trades are around. So health and safety factor high on my mind all the time. A first aid kit is an essential part of my equipment and equally as important as my top of the range ladders or my favourite brushes.


Features and Benefits Vehicle storage frame Sturdy storage case Bright orange easy to find Good selection of medical essentials


•Wash proof plasters • Sterile dressings • Instant ice pack • Sterile saline wipes • Sterowash • Eye pads •Burn Gel • Thermal emergency blanket • Low adherent dressing • Tweezers


• Tough cut scissors • Thermometer •Resuscitation face shield • Finger dressing •Microporous tape •Nitrile gloves • Safety pins •Crepe bandage •Cotton triangular bandage


The Van & Truck First Aid Kit supplied by DJB Training is really good, as it comes with a fixing kit allowing


van or truck storage, so it’s always to hand. I have mine fixed to my ply lined van in a prominent place so I see it every time I go to the van. Two thumb latches easily release the First Aid Kit from its storage frame when you need to open it. The bright orange First Aid kit contains more content than any other painters’ Medikit I have seen. I would not be with out mine and I always take it onto every job. The kit is completed with a content checklist, re-order form and a handy personalisation section to put your name and contact details.


WIN!


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