Mayday Roll & Go 1-Person Survival Kit: Field Manual & SOP

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Mayday Roll & Go 1-Person Survival Kit: Field Manual & SOP

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Difficulty Level: Tier 3: Field Competency Required

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Written by: Valerie Ellis Lavin

Quick Overview

The Mayday Roll & Go Survival Kit 1 Person Kit is a go bag on wheels for one person, with food, water, shelter, light, a radio and hygiene supplies packed in a single backpack that rolls behind you.

The carrier is a backpack on wheels, so you can roll it across a parking lot or sidewalk and wear it on your back when the ground gets rough. Inside, the supplies are grouped as food and water, shelter and warmth, light and communication, first aid and tools, and hygiene and sanitation, all packed ahead of time for one person.

Food and water: a 3600 calorie Mayday food bar, a Heater Meal, 6 pouches of water, a personal water bottle and a spoon/fork combo. Light: a dynamo FM radio with LED flashlight, 2 x 12-hour light sticks, slow burn emergency candles and a box of 50 waterproof matches. Hygiene: a Clear Solution hygiene kit, a Rest Stop sanitation bag, 2 anti-bacterial bar soaps, 2 wet nap 3-packs, 2 pocket tissues and 2 maxi-pads. Weight approx. 19 lbs, SKU MD13074.

Stage the kit by the door so the packing is done ahead of time, inspect it on a set schedule, and check any dates printed on the components. Replace anything you use before the kit goes back to its spot by the door.

Field Application Steps

1. STAGE BY THE DOOR: Keep the kit by the door or in an entry closet so it is ready when you have to leave in a hurry. At approx. 19 lbs, store it where you can roll it out without lifting it.

2. INVENTORY ON ARRIVAL: Open the backpack and match every item to the contents list by group: food and water, shelter and warmth, light and communication, first aid and tools, and hygiene and sanitation. Repack the groups the same way every time.

3. LEARN THE LAYOUT: Know where the dynamo FM radio with LED flashlight, the Bloodstopper trauma dressing and the Heater Meal sit in the pack. Read the directions that come with the radio and the Heater Meal before you need them.

4. ROLL OUT: When you have to leave, roll the backpack on its wheels across the lobby, parking lot or sidewalk. Wear it on your back for stairs or rough ground.

5. GET LIGHT AND NEWS: Charge the dynamo FM radio with LED flashlight as its own directions describe, and tune in for instructions from local officials. Activate a 12-hour light stick as its packaging directs, and keep the metal whistle within reach.

6. SHELTER FROM WEATHER: Put on the adult poncho in rain, and wrap up in the Mayday large solar blanket for warmth. Rig the blue tarp with the yellow rope for cover, and wear the work gloves while you set it up.

7. FOOD, WATER AND HYGIENE: Eat the 3600 calorie Mayday food bar and the Heater Meal, and drink the pouches of water, following the directions printed on their packaging. Use the Clear Solution hygiene kit, Rest Stop sanitation bag and wet naps as their packaging directs.

8. FIRST AID AND RESTOCK: In an emergency, call 911. If you need the Bloodstopper trauma dressing, use it only as its packaging and your training direct, and tell EMS it was used. Back home, replace every item used before the kit returns to the door.

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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.