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SURVIVAL Travel First Aid KIT - TRAVEL by SURVIVAL,

SURVIVAL Travel First Aid KIT

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The SURVIVAL Travel First Aid KIT is designed with weight and space in mind without dropping items off the checklist. At 1.25kg and 19 x 11 x 19cm closed, it suits going round the globe, into the outback or just down the road - and it also meets WHS compliance regulations for remote work areas, which few consumer travel kits do.

Why choose this travel first aid kit

The dual role is what makes this travel first aid kit unusual. Most travel kits are consumer products that would not satisfy a workplace requirement, and most compliant kits are too heavy to take anywhere. This one meets WHS compliance regulations for remote work areas while still weighing 1.25kg - so the same kit covers a holiday, a field trip and a remote work obligation instead of buying two.

It includes a dedicated Bites and Stings module - an instant ice pack, two smart bandages and two 30mL saline. That is a deliberate inclusion for Australian conditions: pressure immobilisation bandaging is the first aid for snake and funnel-web bite, and it is exactly what a generic imported travel kit leaves out. Saline covers irrigating eyes and wounds where clean water cannot be assumed.

The dimensions are the reason it actually gets packed. 19cm high, 11 x 19cm closed, opening out to 68cm - it fits a daypack or a glovebox, and it opens flat so the contents are visible at once rather than buried. A comprehensive kit left at home because of its size protects nobody.

Key features

  • Designed for minimum weight and space - 1.25kg
  • Meets WHS compliance regulations for remote work areas
  • Bites and Stings module included
  • Instant ice pack, 2 smart bandages and 2 x 30mL saline
  • Opens out to 68cm - full contents visible
  • Compact 19 x 11 x 19cm closed
  • Designed in Australia by first aid specialists

Specifications

ProductSURVIVAL Travel First Aid KIT
Height19cm
Width (closed)11cm
Length (closed)19cm
Length (open)68cm
Weight1.25kg
ComplianceMeets WHS compliance regulations for remote work areas
Bites and Stings moduleInstant ice pack, 2 x smart bandages, 2 x 30mL saline

Common uses

Overseas travel, road trips, camping, field work and remote-area jobs where a kit has to be carried rather than driven. Two things are worth adding for Australian conditions in particular: Tick Tox tick spray for the eastern seaboard, and Stingose Gel for bites and stings that do not need the pressure bandage. If the kit is for a fixed workplace rather than travel, the SURVIVAL Workplace First Aid Kit is the larger compliant option, or browse all trekking, travel and camping first aid kits.

travel first aid kit FAQs

Does this kit meet workplace requirements?

It meets WHS compliance regulations for remote work areas, which is what makes it useful beyond holidays. For a fixed site, check your risk assessment - a remote-area kit and a fixed-workplace kit are assessed against different expectations, and larger sites usually need more than one kit.

What is in the Bites and Stings module?

An instant ice pack, two smart bandages and two 30mL saline. The bandages matter most in Australia - pressure immobilisation bandaging is the first aid for snake and funnel-web spider bite, and it is the component generic imported travel kits routinely omit.

How heavy and how big is it?

1.25kg, and 19cm high by 11 x 19cm closed, opening to 68cm long. It fits a daypack or glovebox and lays flat when opened so you can see everything at once instead of digging through layers.

Is it suitable for overseas travel?

Yes, it is designed for it. Check the rules of the countries you are entering regarding any medicines you add, carry a copy of prescriptions, and remember that scissors and sharp items must go in checked baggage rather than carry-on.

What should I add to it?

Any personal medicines, and anything specific to where you are going - tick spray for the east coast, extra rehydration for hot climates, blister care for walking trips. Also confirm the expiry dates before each trip rather than at the start of the holiday.

Travel kit or workplace kit - which do I need?

If it is being carried - trips, field work, vehicles, remote jobs - this is the one. If it lives in a fixed office, warehouse or workshop, choose the larger workplace kit, which is built against the Safe Work Australia code for a fixed site rather than a remote-area requirement.

Compliance requirements vary by state and territory and by the hazards of your work. This kit meets WHS compliance regulations for remote work areas, but you remain responsible for a risk assessment determining the number, type and placement of first aid kits and trained first aiders your work requires. Check contents and expiry dates before each trip and after every use. First aid supplies do not replace training or medical care - in an emergency, call 000.

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