Guardian 10-Person Office & Classroom Survival Kit: Field Manual & SOP

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Guardian 10-Person Office & Classroom Survival Kit: 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 Guardian Survival Office & Classroom Survival Kit is a 10-person bucket kit with food, water, shelter, light, tools, first aid and sanitation for a team or class held in the building by a storm, outage or lockdown.

Everything packs into one bucket whose lid is also a toilet seat. Supplies are grouped into food and water, tools and first aid, light and communication, shelter and warmth, and hygiene and sanitation. Personal items such as emergency blankets, ponchos, hand/body warmers, hygiene kits and hydration bags come in sets of 10, while the radio flashlight, the first aid kit and the hand tools come once, for the person in charge.

The kit holds 60 x 400-calorie food bars, 60 x 4 oz water pouches, 100 water purification tablets that each purify 1 liter and 10 x 1-liter hydration bags with straw. The food and water carry a 5-year shelf life, and Guardian Survival states they are meant to provide nutrition for 72 hours. Shelter comes as five 2-person tube tents. The bucket measures 24" L x 18" W x 18" H and weighs 46 lb. SKU GOKTP.

Stage the bucket in the room it serves and name one person to keep it. Inspect it on a set schedule, check any dates printed on the components, test the radio flashlight and restock every item after any use.

Field Application Steps

1. STAGE IN THE ROOM: Place the bucket on the floor of the office or classroom it serves, clear of doorways and walkways. Tell everyone in the room where it is and who keeps it.

2. INVENTORY AND ASSIGN ROLES: Check each item against the contents list, then close the lid fully. Decide who runs the radio flashlight, who opens the first aid kit and who sets up the toilet, so nobody has to sort it out later.

3. GET NEWS AND LIGHT: When the building goes dark, power the 4-in-1 dynamo NOAA and AM/FM radio flashlight as its instructions direct and tune in for updates. Keep the emergency bright stick and the 30+ hour candle for backup light.

4. SHELTER THE GROUP: Hand each person an emergency blanket, a poncho and a hand/body warmer. If the group stays overnight, set up the five 2-person tube tents where there is floor space.

5. SHARE FOOD AND WATER: Hand out the food bars, water pouches and hydration bags, following the directions printed on their packaging. Guardian Survival states the food and water are meant to provide nutrition for 72 hours. Use the purification tablets only as their packaging directs.

6. SET UP THE TOILET: If the restrooms cannot be used, empty the bucket and use its lid as a toilet seat. Use the toilet bags with chemicals as their packaging directs, and keep air fresheners, wet wipes and face masks beside it.

7. USE TOOLS AND FIRST AID: Wear the work gloves and safety goggles when you use the 12" pry bar, pocket knife, nylon rope, tarp or duct tape. Use the 107-piece deluxe soft shell first aid kit as its packaging and your training allow.

8. REPORT AND RESTOCK: Use the 5-in-1 emergency whistle to be heard if you need help, and call 911 in an emergency. Afterward, report what the group used and restock every item before the bucket returns to its spot.

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LEGAL DISCLAIMER & SAFETY WARNING:
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.