Yes.
Some ladies may have to be lowered; a bow'lin on a bite, etc.
The point is, if it is there and needed, it is better than nothing.
However, nothing will replace planning and proper use.

Thanks for your input.

One thing about being in a small town is that our Fire Marshall does come around once a year. He does a visual inspection of the premises and also checks the fire extinguishes and places a tag on them.

Although I still can’t understand why the 2 exit doors swing into the hall and not out to the street. I can’t believe they would have let that pass code.

I may take you up on that offer. I showed the office manger a few different models and I think she is going to buy one. But if she dosen't I'll contact you.

Thank you.

Many uniform rental services supply first aid kit service for a fee.On contract they provide a first aid kit and regularly resupply them.The kits are usually a wall mounted box affair.They also replace expired shelf life items.The kits in the shop I work in are rather comprehensive suprisingly.Just look in the yellow pages for uniform service/rental.

Your list:
- A first aid kit
- A flashlight
- A small tool kit
- A battery powered radio

My adds:
- One of those "Battery Boxes" - the Jump Starter thingy - with a built-in inverter, keeps a cell phone charged and a light on in a blackout.
- An analog phone - again for blackouts. Sometimes a fax machine has a built-in analog phone.

You may want to consider blankets if your area ever gets serious winter weather that might cause an overnight.

I assume you have water and food on site too.