Public Access Trauma (PAcT) First Aid Kit – Titan Box

Enhance Public Safety with this Public Access Trauma (PAcT) First Aid Kit, designed for immediate, lifesaving care during major incidents Official guidance from ProtectUK and National Counter Terrorism Security Office (NaCTSO) strongly encourages all public and private sector organisations to include PAcT Kits within their first aid arrangements. PAcT First Aid Kits should be commonplace across the UK Kits with heavy duty contents meet the official standards developed by experts, approved by the Home Office and official counter-terrorism bodies Recongised and incorporated within response plans by all emergency services, PAcT first aid kits are designed for use by untrained bystanders as an essential component of emergency response plans Supplied with wall mount, to align with ProtectUK and NACTSO recommendations that PAcT kits should be ”mounted on a wall or in a cabinet so it is visible and easy to access by anyone.” Demostrates your commitment to protect those on site and provide reassurance to staff, visitors and customers Contains the CODE RED Emergency Tourniquet. Simple to apply robust nylon tourniquet provides high pressure to stop catastrophic bleeding. Withstands 1000kg of tension Includes written guidance on use as per official PAcT kit standards Sturdy green plastic case made from 100% recycled and recyclable polypropylene plastic, keeps contents safe and secure A simple and affordable investment for long term protection. Only sterile elements need to be replaced after approximately 5 years at minimal cost, non-sterile contents provide cover for even longer PAcT First Aid Kits should be ”mounted on a wall or in a cabinet so it is visible and easy to access by anyone” No site operator regrets having adequate provision to manage critical injuries and save lives, even if outside of the scope of Martyn’s Law, with public attacks becoming more unpredictable Easy carry handles also enable kits to be hung from wall mounted stations. ProtectUK and NACTSO recommend “a minimum of at least two PAcT First Aid Kits located within a premises”… PAcT First Aid Kits should be ”mounted on a wall or in a cabinet so it is visible and easy to access by anyone.”