Risk Assessment
The Approved Code of Practice recommends that employers should carry out a risk assessment of the workplace and then provide adequate first aid materials and sufficient suitably trained first aiders to meet that risk.

The number, content and location of first aid kits must be determined by the employer through their risk assessment of the workplace, having regard to the type of work, the number of employees and the location.

A factory or chemical works which is likely to provide a more hazardous working environment will require a more specialised range of first aid materials in greater quantity than a working office environment.  When employees are working away from the employer's establishment, the employer  must still provide first aid cover.  All travelling employees must be supplied with a first aid kit.

The First Aid bag has a shoulder strap in addition to the handles.  It has multiple compartments for easy storage and access to the required First Aid item.  The bag has extra space which can be used to include additional products e.g. burn dressings if your risk assessment identifies the need for such products.