1. STAGE THE CASE: Mount the case on a wall or in a cabinet at the site office, or keep it with the crew as a carry kit. Tell every crew member, in English and Spanish, where it sits.

2. INVENTORY ON ARRIVAL: Open the case and check every item against the contents list, from the 125 plastic adhesive bandages to the solar emergency blanket. Record anything missing before the kit goes into service.

3. SET THE LAYOUT: Set the adjustable divider vertically or horizontally to fit how your crew uses the kit, and keep that layout every time. Point out the Urgent First Aid Guide, which runs 52 pages in English.

4. CHECK THE SCENE AND CALL: Check the work area for hazards such as moving equipment before you approach. Call 911 for any serious injury, then bring the kit to the injured worker.

5. OPEN, THEN GLOVE UP: Open the case, then put on vinyl exam gloves from inside it before you reach for other items. The kit carries 4 vinyl exam gloves, so keep more on the restock list.

6. USE COMPONENTS BY NAME: Reach for each item by its name, such as the plastic adhesive bandages, a gauze dressing pad, the antiseptic BZK cleansing wipes or a cold compress. Use each one as its own packaging directs and as your training allows.

7. REPORT AND HAND OFF: Report the injury to the site supervisor, and tell arriving EMS which items you used. Write down every opened item so the restock list reflects what left the case.

8. RESTOCK AND LOG: Replace every item used or opened from the contents list and check any dates printed on the components. Log the restock before the case returns to its spot.