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Disaster Response Kit

  • Major Incident Grade - 14-item disaster response kit for first-on-scene responders at major incidents and mass casualty events.
  • High-Visibility Case - Highly visible case for rapid identification at disaster scenes and emergency staging areas.
  • Multi-Casualty Provision - Contents scaled for treating multiple casualties during the initial response phase.
  • UKCA Marked Contents - All components manufactured and certified to current UK regulatory standards.

Disaster Response Kit

The disaster response kit is a professional first response kit designed for first-on-scene responders at major incidents and mass casualty events. The high-visibility case enables rapid identification at disaster scenes. Contains 14 categories of supplies scaled for treating multiple casualties during the critical initial response phase before full emergency service deployment.

Kit Contents

ContentsQty
Ambulance dressings – X Large (No.3)6
Ambulance dressings – XX-Large (No.4)6
Burnshield 20cm x 20cm dressing3
Conforming Bandage – 7.5cm x 4m4
Conforming Bandage – 10cm x 4m4
Eye Pad4
Eyewash 500ml1
Low adherent dressing 10cm x 10cm5
Microporous tape (2.5cm x 5m)1
Pack gauze swabs - 8ply (7.5cm x 7.5cm)1
Pair of large latex gloves6
Paramedic (Tufkut) scissors 6” (Pair)1
Sterile non-woven swabs - 4ply (7.5cm x 7.5cm)4
Triangular bandage10

Regulatory Compliance

Compliance Summary: This kit provides major incident response capability for trained emergency responders. Designed for deployment at disaster scenes, mass casualty events, and major incidents where multiple casualties require simultaneous treatment during the initial response period. ✓ Regulatory Compliance Verified for 2026 UK Workplace Standards

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of incidents is this kit designed for?

This kit is designed for major incidents including building collapses, transport accidents, industrial explosions, and mass casualty events where multiple casualties require treatment before full emergency service resources arrive. It is carried by first-on-scene responders including community emergency volunteers, industrial emergency teams, and event medical personnel.

How does this differ from the ambulance and paramedic kit?

The disaster response kit is configured for treating multiple casualties at a major incident, with supplies scaled for quantity over individual clinical depth. The ambulance and paramedic kit provides deeper clinical capability for individual patient management. Both require formal emergency response training.

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