The ambulance and paramedic kit is a professional first response kit designed for paramedics, ambulance personnel, and trained emergency responders. The high-visibility case enables rapid identification at emergency scenes. Contains 19 categories of clinical-grade supplies covering trauma management, airway maintenance, burns treatment, and resuscitation.
| Contents | Qty |
|---|---|
| Ambulance dressings – Large (No.2) | 4 |
| Ambulance dressings – XLarge (No.3) | 4 |
| Burnshield 20cm x 20cm dressing | 1 |
| Burn bags | 2 |
| Conforming Bandage – 7.5cm x 4m | 4 |
| Conforming Bandage – 10cm x 4m | 4 |
| Eye Pad | 4 |
| Foil blanket | 1 |
| Gauze swabs – 7.5cm x 7.5cm - 8 ply | 1 |
| Guedel airways in a plastic case (set of 6) | 1 |
| Latex gloves – large (Pair) | 6 |
| Low adherent dressings 5cm x 5cm | 5 |
| Low adherent dressing 10cm x 10cm | 5 |
| Microporous tape 2.5cm x 2.5m | 1 |
| Paramedic (tufkut) scissors 6” (Pair) | 1 |
| Resus – one-way valve | 1 |
| Standard dressings 18cm x 18cm | 4 |
| Standard dressings 12cm x 12cm | 4 |
| Sterile non woven swabs – 7.5cm x 7.5cm - 8ply | 5 |
Compliance Summary: This kit provides professional pre-hospital care equipment for trained emergency responders. Contents are selected to support the clinical interventions performed by paramedics and ambulance personnel during emergency response. This equipment requires formal clinical training in its use.
Who should carry this kit?
This kit is designed for qualified paramedics, ambulance technicians, community first responders, and other emergency personnel with formal pre-hospital care training. It is not a standard workplace first aid kit and should not be deployed without appropriately trained personnel to use its contents.
Can I use this kit for workplace first aid?
This kit exceeds standard workplace first aid provision and contains clinical equipment requiring formal training. For workplace first aid, use BS 8599-1 or HSE-specification kits. This paramedic kit is suited to organisations with trained medical responders such as event medical teams, industrial paramedics, and community first response schemes.