Packaged in an easy access waterproof container including detachable bracket for installation.
This kit conforms to Marine Board Survey Equipment Scale G Regulations.  Medical items are required but not included in this kit.

Suitable for :

Day passenger and restricted sea going fishing vessels (less than 30 nautical miles)/  Ideal for smooth-water  situations. 

Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods ARTG-194063

To restock this kit, please check our restocking category for the contents.

Size: 33 x 44 x 16cm
Weight: 5.34kg


*Contents subject to change

CONTENTS:

1010 x 1 Bandage conforming 5cm x 1.5m
1030 x 1 Bandage conforming 10cm x 1.5m
1051 x 2 Bandage crepe heavy 7.5cm x 1.5m
1113 x 1 Tape waterproof 2.5cm x 9m
1114 x 1 Tape waterproof 5cm x 5m
1181 x 4 Bandage Triangular bandage 110cm x 110cm
1210 x 1 Cold pack instant
1240 x 2 Universal splint
2020 x 3 Swabs gauze 7.5 x 7.5cm 3 pieces
2050 x 3 Dressing combine pad 10 x 10cm
2060 x 2 Dressing combine pad 10 x 20cm
2080 x 2 Dressing wound no 13 sterile
2091 x 2 Dressing wound no 15 sterile
2130 x 5 Dressing non-adherent 10 x 10cm
2170 x 2 Eye pad - large
217902 x 1 Dressing Fixomull 5cm x10cm
220200 x 1 Dressing Opsite tran island 9.5 x 8.5cm
2251 x 1 Strips closures 76 x 6.4mm 3 pieces
2257 x 1 Strip adhesive fabric bx 50
3030 x 1 Shears universal 19.5cm
305402L x 5 Gloves nitrate large pair
3070 x 1 Forceps fine point s/s 12.5cm
3080 x 1 Blanket thermal/emergency shock
309105 x 1 Splinter probes disposable pk 5
3130 x 1 safety pins pk12
3190 x 1 Towels disposable 6 pieces
3238 x 1 Australian First Aid manual
343002 x 1 Sharps container 150ml
354809 x 1 CPR pocket mask (8883548)
3537 x 1 CPR face shield keyring
4057 x 5 Biohazard specimen single
505310 x 1 Swabs povidone pk10
5111 x 12 Saline steritube 15ml
AMSA 1757 (FEB 2019) Sheet

*Contents subject to change

Regulation Medication Advice - this medication is not included in this kit

Refer to   AMSA 1757 2-19    for the full list.  This information is included in the kit.

As the experts in First Aid, St John makes it easy to be better prepared to respond to First Aid emergencies.

We recommend that you undertake an initial assessment of the safety risks in your environment to determine the first aid equipment and training you require. For example, if you have boiling hot water or chemicals that could cause burns, you should consider having a burns module in your first aid kit.

In workplaces, it is important to have first aid signage so that employees can easily find the first aid equipment. It is also important to have enough trained first aiders. For further information about completing a St John first aid training course, please go to www.stjohn.org.au/first-aid-training or call us on 1300 st john (1300 78 5646).