FIRST AID
Accidents can happen at any time, and having a properly stocked first aid kit can make all the difference in preventing further injury or illness. This is especially important for crews working in hazardous or remote environments, where access to medical assistance may be limited.
FIRST AID READINESS
Basic first aid kit
This type of kit contains essential items such as bandages, gauze, antiseptic wipes, and adhesive tape. It is typically designed for small groups or personal use, and is a great option for everyday accidents and injuries.
Workplace first aid kit
This type of kit is designed for larger groups of workers and contains additional items such as eyewash solution, burn gel, and splints. It is typically required by OSHA regulations for workplaces in the US.
Sports first aid kit
This type of kit is designed for athletes and sports teams, and contains items such as instant cold packs, athletic tape, and elastic bandages. It is often portable and compact, making it easy to take to practices and games.
Wilderness first aid kit:
This type of kit is designed for outdoor enthusiasts and hikers, and contains items such as a tourniquet, emergency blanket, and insect repellent. It is often more comprehensive than a basic kit, as it may need to address injuries that are specific to wilderness environments.
Travel first aid kit:
This type of kit is designed for travelers and contains items such as motion sickness medication, antihistamines, and sunscreen. It is typically small and portable, making it easy to take on trips.
Marine first aid kit
This type of kit is designed for boaters and contains items such as marine-grade adhesive bandages, sea-sickness medication, and waterproof bags. It is often more water-resistant than other types of kits, and may include flares or other signaling devices in case of an emergency.