First Aid Only Emergency Preparedness Kit (24-Person): Field Manual & SOP

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First Aid Only Emergency Preparedness Kit (24-Person): Field Manual & SOP

Category: Emergency Tools & Kits

Difficulty Level: Tier 2: Basic Preparedness Skills

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Written by: Valerie Ellis Lavin

Quick Overview

The First Aid Only Emergency Preparedness Kit is a 143-piece group emergency kit that holds food, water and first aid supplies for 24 people in one ballistic nylon bag for schools, offices and facilities. It covers a group that must stay in the building or evacuate together.

The zip-open ballistic nylon bag has a sewn-in strap for hanging it on a wall, a hook-and-loop closure carrying handle and a padded, adjustable shoulder strap. The first aid supplies ride in a removable zip-up pouch that can be carried separately from the main bag. A crank radio with flashlight, a whistle and an emergency blanket sit with the food and water.

Food and water: 24 emergency food bars and 24 emergency water packets, 4 oz, with a 5-year shelf life for food and water. First aid: an antiseptic pack of 42 pieces, a medium wound dressing pack of 13 pieces, an eye wound treatment first aid triage pack of 4 pieces, a sprain treatment first aid triage pack of 5 pieces, 16 adhesive plastic bandages, 1" x 3", 9 fabric bandages, scissors, tweezers and a first aid guide. SKU FAO-90489, assembled in the US.

Hang the kit on a wall near an exit or along the evacuation path, and inspect it on a set schedule. Check any dates printed on the components, and replace anything used or opened before the kit goes back on the wall.

Field Application Steps

1. STAGE THE KIT: Hang the bag by its sewn-in strap on a wall where staff can reach it, such as near an exit or along the evacuation path. Tell staff on each shift where the kit hangs.

2. INVENTORY ON ARRIVAL: Open the bag and the removable zip-up pouch, and check every item against the contents list for the 143-piece kit. Record anything missing before the kit goes on the wall.

3. LEARN THE LAYOUT: The main bag holds the food bars, water packets, crank radio with flashlight, whistle and emergency blanket. The first aid supplies sit in the removable zip-up pouch, so staff can carry the pouch on its own.

4. MOVE WITH THE GROUP: When the group must stay in place or evacuate, lift the kit from the wall by its carrying handle or padded, adjustable shoulder strap. Call 911 for any emergency that needs responders.

5. OPEN FIRST AID BY NAME: Unzip the removable pouch and reach for the antiseptic pack, medium wound dressing pack, triage packs, bandages, scissors or tweezers by name. Use each one as its own packaging directs and as your training allows.

6. USE RADIO AND WARMTH: Use the crank radio with flashlight for light and news as its packaging directs, and the whistle to signal. The kit carries 1 emergency blanket, 52" x 84", so plan other cover for the rest of the group.

7. HAND OUT FOOD AND WATER: Hand out the emergency food bars and water packets as their packaging directs. The kit holds 24 of each, so track what is handed out and keep unopened items together in the bag.

8. REPORT AND RESTOCK: Tell responders what happened and which first aid items were used, as your site's emergency plan directs. Replace every item used or opened, check any dates printed on the components and hang the kit back on the wall.

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The information provided in this Luminary Global Field Manual is strictly for educational and informational purposes. It is not a substitute for formal medical, tactical, or professional training. In the event of a medical emergency, immediately seek professional help or contact emergency services. Luminary Global assumes no liability for the misuse of equipment, improper application of techniques, or any injuries/damages resulting from the use of these guidelines. Always rely on your official agency training, local laws, and established protocols during a crisis.