Official guidance from ProtectUK and National Counter Terrorism Security Office (NaCTSO) strongly encourages all public and private sector organisations to include PAcT Kits within their first aid arrangements. PAcT First Aid Kits should be commonplace across the UK.

• Kits with heavy duty contents meet the official standards developed by experts, approved by the Home Office and official counter-terrorism bodies
• Recognised and incorporated within response plans by all of the emergency services, PAcT first aid kits are for use by untrained bystanders in the event of major emergencies where everyday first aid supplies will not help
• Unlike others on the market, our kits feature innovative glow in the dark labelling to enable easier identification in low light or loss of power – trauma kits should be visible and easy to locate when time is of the essence
• Demonstrates your commitment to protect those on site and provide reassurance to all
• Contains the innovative Tourni-Key Plus, a simple and effective device that allows a bandage to be tightened to the high pressure needed to stop catastrophic bleeding
• Clearly marked as ‘Public Access Trauma First Aid Kits’ and includes written guidance on use as per official PAcT kit standards
• Sturdy green plastic cases keep contents safe and secure

Easy carry handles also enable kits to be hung from wall-mounted stations. ProtectUK and NACTSO recommend “a minimum of at least two PAcT First Aid Kits located within a premises… PAcT First Aid Kits should be mounted on a wall or in a cabinet so it is visible and easy to access by anyone.”

Installing PAcT kits is an attainable and effective action for organisations to protect those on site. Please contact us for volume pricing if you need a significant quantity as part of your plans.

Kit Contents:

• 4 x Trauma Wound Dressing
• 2 x Tuffcut Scissors
• 10 x Face Masks
• 2 x PAcT Guidance Leaflet
• 2 x Tourni-Key Plus
• 2 x Pens
• 4 x Pairs of Disposable Gloves
• 2 x Triangular Bandage
• 2 x CPR Face Shield
• 2 x Safety Glasses