Dan Baird Foundation Bleed Control Kit
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  • Dan Baird Foundation Bleed Control Kit
  • Dan Baird Foundation Bleed Control Kit
  • Dan Baird Foundation Bleed Control Kit

Dan Baird Foundation Bleed Control Kit

  • Public Access Bleed Control - Kit designed for immediate response to catastrophic bleeding in public spaces and workplaces.
  • Dan Baird Foundation - Created to raise awareness of knife crime and increase availability of bleed control equipment.
  • Tourniquet and Haemostatic - Contains tourniquet and haemostatic dressing for life-threatening extremity and wound bleeding.
  • UKCA Marked Contents - All components manufactured and certified to current UK regulatory standards.

Dan Baird Foundation Bleed Control Kit

The Dan Baird Foundation bleed control kit provides immediate catastrophic bleeding response equipment for public spaces, workplaces, and venues. Created in partnership with the Dan Baird Foundation to increase the availability of life-saving bleed control equipment in communities. Contains tourniquet and haemostatic dressing for treating life-threatening haemorrhage from stab wounds, traumatic injuries, and industrial accidents.

Regulatory Compliance

Compliance Summary: This kit provides public access bleed control provision. The Dan Baird Foundation campaigns for the installation of bleed control kits in public spaces alongside defibrillators. Training in catastrophic bleeding response is recommended for anyone likely to use this equipment. ✓ Regulatory Compliance Verified for 2026 UK Workplace Standards

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Dan Baird Foundation?

The Dan Baird Foundation was established following the death of Daniel Baird from a stabbing in 2017. The foundation campaigns for bleed control kits to be installed in public spaces, workplaces, and entertainment venues, similar to the deployment of public access defibrillators. The foundation also promotes catastrophic bleeding awareness training.

Where should bleed control kits be installed?

Bleed control kits should be positioned in publicly accessible locations alongside clear signage - similar to defibrillator cabinets. High-priority locations include entertainment venues, transport hubs, shopping centres, sports stadiums, and workplaces with elevated risk of serious injury. Some local authorities now recommend or require bleed control provision at licensed premises.

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