tidy and stocked. This includes replacing items such as sterile eyewash solution ampoules before their expiry dates. An NFAO may be responsible for the maintenance of more than one kit in a building. Where there are multiple first aid kits and multiple NFAOs in a building, the NFAOs must share the kit maintenance responsibilities. Funding for replacement of consumable items and kits is currently the responsibility of the devolved unit(s) which the kit serves. Information about suppliers of kits and replacement items will be updated from time to time by OHS & Injury Management. 3.4 DETERMINING WHERE FIRST AID ROOMS ARE REQUIRED Under the NSW OHS Regulation 2001 a First Aid Room is required at a workplace where more than 200 persons work. For campuses with more than 200 regular workers a First Aid Room is a requirement. In the University context First Aid Rooms should also be provided irrespective of occupant numbers if a risk assessment indicates there is a need. A First Aid Room may be needed on campuses without on-campus medical facilities and/or where ambulance services are likely to take more than five minutes to respond. The need for a First Aid Room on the campus/site should be determined in consultation with staff most likely to be impacted by the decision, for example those involved in higher risk activities or working more remotely from emergency services. 3.5 RESPONSIBILITY FOR FIRST AID ROOMS Under the NSW OHS Regulation 2001 a First Aid Room must be under the supervision