NSW Police Operational Water Craft First Aid Kit

NSW Police Operational Water Craft First Aid KitA first aid kit that goes in the water and comes back usable. The NSW Police Operational Water Craft First Aid Kit is housed in a Pelican case waterproof, crushproof, and buoyant built to NSW Police specifications for operational watercraft deployment across all NSW Local Area Commands. On the water, a soft bag or tackle box is not good enough. If a kit goes overboard, gets swamped, or takes a wave, the contents need to survive it. The Pelican case

and a full wound care system Butterfly wound closures

and floats — meaning a kit that goes overboard during an operational response is recoverable and still usable

visual detectability is a primary requirement for wound coverings in food handling environments — standard skin-coloured plasters do not meet this standard

If someone collapses — will your team know what to do

} The right restock for smaller kits — work vehicles

This Vehicle AED Sticker is made for site utes

This is the clinical reason to use a purpose-built burn dressing rather than a standard wound pad on a burn injury

drawing attention to the device being accessed and helping to deter interference or theft

wound packing gauze is the tool — packed firmly into the wound to apply internal pressure at the bleeding point and encourage clotting from the inside out

} A spacer is not optional in an asthma emergency — it is the difference between a reliever puffer working properly and not working at all

Do not apply a burn sheet before completing the water cooling step — it traps heat in the tissue

major lacerations Sized for the wounds that standard first aid kits are not equipped to cover