Survival & Workplace First Aid Kit

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The SURVIVAL Workplace First Aid Kit contains the components needed to tick off a workplace first aid checklist, and is nationally compliant with Safe Work Australia's Workplace Health and Safety Code of Practice. It is designed in Australia by first aid specialists, with a colour-coded labelling system and the MOLLE attachment system on the current design.

Why choose the SURVIVAL Workplace First Aid Kit

Compliance is the reason most people are on this page, and it is worth being precise about what that means. The kit is built against Safe Work Australia's Workplace Health and Safety Code of Practice, so the contents are matched to the national guidance rather than assembled arbitrarily. That said, a kit is only half of a workplace's obligation - the code also expects the kit to be accessible, signposted, maintained and restocked, and the number and type of kits to suit your specific hazards and headcount.

The colour-coded labelling is the feature that earns its keep in an actual emergency. Sections are identified by colour and each explains the typical use of the item it holds, so someone who is not the trained first aider - and who is stressed - can still find a burn module or a bleeding module quickly. Fumbling through an unlabelled kit costs time at precisely the moment it is most expensive.

The physical format is practical. It opens out to 79cm long from a closed footprint of 21 x 12cm and 27cm high, weighs 1.6kg, and the MOLLE system lets it attach to vehicles, packs and racking rather than sliding around a cupboard. Opening flat means you can see the whole contents at once instead of digging through layers.

Key features

  • Nationally compliant with Safe Work Australia's WHS Code of Practice
  • Designed in Australia by first aid specialists
  • Colour-coded labelling identifies contents and typical use
  • MOLLE attachment system on the current design
  • Opens out flat to 79cm - full contents visible at once
  • Compact closed footprint, 1.6kg

Specifications

ProductSURVIVAL Workplace First Aid KIT
ComplianceSafe Work Australia Workplace Health and Safety Code of Practice
Height27cm
Width (closed)12cm
Length (closed)21cm
Length (open)79cm
Weight1.6kg
LabellingColour-coded, with typical use explained per item
MountingMOLLE system

Common uses

Offices, warehouses, workshops and light industrial sites are the core use, and the MOLLE mounting also makes it a practical vehicle or site kit for mobile teams. Whatever kit you choose, the code expects it to be findable: a medium poly first aid sign marks its location, which is a requirement people routinely overlook until an audit. Compare the wider range in workplace, office and warehouse first aid kits, or see the rest of the SURVIVAL first aid range.

SURVIVAL Workplace First Aid Kit FAQs

Is this kit compliant for an Australian workplace?

It is nationally compliant with Safe Work Australia's Workplace Health and Safety Code of Practice. Note that compliance is about more than the kit itself - your workplace also needs the right number of kits for its size and hazards, kept accessible, signposted, maintained and restocked.

What does the colour-coded labelling do?

It splits the contents into colour-identified sections and explains the typical use of each item, so anyone can locate what they need under pressure - not only the trained first aider. It also makes restocking checks much faster, because gaps are obvious.

How big is it?

27cm high, 21 x 12cm closed, opening out to 79cm long, and 1.6kg. It stores compactly but lays flat when opened so the full contents are visible at once rather than stacked in layers.

What is the MOLLE system for?

MOLLE is a webbing attachment system that lets the kit mount securely to vehicles, packs, racking or a wall fixture instead of sitting loose in a cupboard or sliding around a ute tray. It matters most for mobile crews and site vehicles.

How many first aid kits does my workplace need?

That depends on the number of workers, the layout and the hazards present - a single kit is rarely enough for a multi-level or spread-out site. Safe Work Australia's code and your state regulator set the expectation; a risk assessment is what determines the number, type and placement.

How often should the kit be checked?

Check it regularly and after every use, replacing anything used and anything past its expiry - sterile dressings and some contents are dated. Record the checks; documented maintenance is what an inspector or auditor will ask to see.

Compliance obligations vary by state and territory and by the hazards of your workplace. This kit is designed against Safe Work Australia's Workplace Health and Safety Code of Practice, but you remain responsible for conducting a risk assessment and providing the number, type and placement of first aid kits, trained first aiders and facilities your workplace requires. Check contents regularly and after each use, and replace expired items. In an emergency, call 000.

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