As such, the contents of a first aid kit have not been fixed by OSHA. The types and amounts of first aid supplies must be selected according to the possible hazards in the workplace. OSHA directs employers to American National Standard ANSI/ISEA Z308.1-2015, "Minimum Requirements for Workplace First-aid Kits," which classifies first aid kits as “Class A,” and “Class B” kits. While the former contains a basic range of products to deal with cuts, wounds, abrasions, minor burns, and injuries, the latter contains a broader range and quantity of supplies to cure injuries of high-risk environments. Following are the contents of the first aid kit recommended by ANSI. - Adhesive bandage - Adhesive tape - Antibiotic application - Antiseptic - Breathing barrier - Burn dressing (gel soaked) - Burn treatment - Cold pack - Eye covering (with means of attachment) - Eye/skin wash - First aid guide - Hand sanitizer - Medical exam gloves - Roller bandage (2 inches) - Roller bandage (4 inches) - Scissors - Splint - Sterile pad - Tourniquet - Trauma pad - Triangular bandage