Canada–Newfoundland and Labrador Offshore Area Occupational Health and Safety Regulations — 32
 standard Z1220, First aid kits for the workplace ; (b) contain only the supplies necessary for rendering first aid, which are maintained in a clean, dry and serviceable condition; (c) are inspected at least monthly; and (d) are clearly identified by conspicuous signs and readily accessible at various locations throughout the workplace. Automated external defibrillators (3) If the workplace is a marine installation or structure, the first aid equipment referred to in paragraph (1)(c) must include (a) at least one automated external defibrillator in a common area accessible to all persons at the workplace; and (b) additional automated external defibrillators in the quantities and locations that are necessary, having regard to the risk assessment carried out by the employer for the purpose of the occupational health and safety program. Medical rooms (4) If the workplace is a marine installation or structure, the facilities referred to in paragraph (1)(c) must include a medical room (a) whose location is clearly identified by conspicuous signs; (b) that is supervised by a medic or, if no medic is required at the workplace, a first aider who holds the highest level of first aid certificate held by any first aider at the workplace; (c) whose location and design allow patients on stretchers to be easily transported to it from other locations at the workplace and from it to any deck from which patients may be transported from the workplace; (d) that allows for optimum ease of access to persons carrying a patient on a stretcher; (e) that is maintained in an orderly and sanitary condition and in which all surfaces are easily cleaned and disinfected; (f) that contains or is located adjacent to a washroom; (g) that contains (i) a rectangular treatment table that is accessible from both long sides and at least one short side, (ii) a medical lamp with an adjustable arm, (iii) a means of securing a stretcher in place when it is occupied by a patient, (iv) a handwashing facility supplied with running hot and cold water, (v) a hand-held shower head that can easily reach the patient, (vi) a storage cupboard and counter, (vii) a separate cubicle or curtained-off area with a cot or bed equipped with a moisture-protected mattress and two moisture-protected pillows, (viii) a table and at least two chairs, (ix) a lockable medical chest or cabinet, (x) a waste receptacle and a means of safely disposing of biohazards and sharp objects, (xi) sufficient electrical outlets of the appropriate voltage for the equipment to be used in the room, and (xii) all other medical supplies and equipment that are determined to be necessary under paragraph (1)(c); (h) in which information is accessible regarding (i) first aid procedures in respect of any reasonably foreseeable injury or illness at the workplace, (ii) all hazardous substances at the workplace, including the procedures for treating exposure to them and, in the case of hazardous products, their safety data sheets, if any, or other documents containing hazard information in respect of them, and (iii) procedures for transporting injured or ill persons within and from the workplace; and (i) that contains an effective means of hands-free electronic communication with the physician referred to in paragraph 31 (a) and other emergency contacts, as well as an up-to-date list of the names and contact information of those persons for use in emergencies.