St John Modular Trauma First Aid Pack From Mediband

The St John modular trauma pack is developed for high risk environments and remote locations including mining and construction, to respond to major incidents - burns, major bleeds and wounds. Its contents make it compliant to the SafeWork First Aid Code of Practice (Feb 2016). Pack size 55 x 46 x 36cm.

Why choose a modular trauma pack

The modular structure is the reason to buy this rather than a large single kit. Contents are grouped into sealed modules - personal protection, burns, sprains and strains, eye injuries, and two major bleeding modules - so a responder grabs the module for the problem in front of them instead of emptying a bag onto the ground. Under pressure that is the difference between a kit that helps and a kit that gets tipped out.

Two major bleeding modules is the detail that tells you what this pack is for. High-risk sites produce multiple casualties from a single incident, and catastrophic bleeding is the injury that kills fastest. Carrying two means a second casualty, or a second wound on the same casualty, does not exhaust your bleeding control.

Everything else is scaled for major incidents rather than everyday cuts: 6 heavy crepe bandages, 4 combine dressings 20 x 20cm, 4 triangular bandages, universal dressings in two sizes, a splint, a burns sheet, universal shears, a 150ml sharps container, gloves, plus a workplace patient report and an emergency first aid guide - so the incident gets documented and the responder has a reference.

Key features

• Modular - grab the module for the injury, not the whole bag
• Two major bleeding modules for multiple casualties
• Personal protection, burns, sprains and strains, and eye injury modules
• Compliant to the SafeWork First Aid Code of Practice (Feb 2016)
• Developed for mining, construction and remote locations
• Includes splint, burns sheet, universal shears and sharps container
• Workplace patient report and emergency first aid guide included
• 55 x 46 x 36cm

Specifications

Common uses

Mine sites, construction and civil projects, heavy industry, forestry and remote crews - environments where an incident produces major trauma and definitive care is not close. Catastrophic bleeding control is usually supplemented beyond the modules: a RapidStop Tourniquet for limb bleeding and QuikClot Combat Gauze for junctional and cavity wounds. See our farming, mining and remote area and construction site kits.