Evacuate kit for building 2 included TRAUMA first aids kit.

Premium-grade safety equipment for floor wardens and evacuation leads.

The "No. 2" evacuation kit is an upgraded version of the standard kit, featuring more robust tools for safety officers. Designed to streamline crowd management and emergency response, it allows wardens to direct occupants safely while maintaining the necessary medical supplies to treat immediate injuries via the included Trauma kit.

Included:

1 First aids kit (TRAUMA);
1 Orange trafic sash (VV50);
1 Whistle (PSIFFLET);
1 Explosion-proof flash lite (LL02).

An important item spanking part of your emergency plan.

Key Benefits: Enhanced Durability and Visibility

This model stands out due to the professional quality of its components, essential for industrial or high-traffic commercial environments:

• Immediate Identification: The high-visibility safety vest allows occupants to instantly spot the warden, significantly reducing panic and confusion during a crisis.

• Performance Lighting: Includes a higher-grade, durable flashlight (often a ruggedized or professional series), indispensable for navigating smoke-filled stairwells or dark areas.

• Advanced Medical Care: The integrated Trauma kit contains specialized first aid materials designed to stabilize a victim before paramedics arrive.

• Effective Signaling: The high-decibel safety whistle is designed to cut through the noise of fire alarms to deliver clear commands.

• Professional Format: The transport bag is designed for quick deployment and can be carried comfortably, leaving the warden’s hands free to assist others.

Kit Contents (Model No. 2)

• 1 High-Visibility Safety Vest: Featuring reflective strips (Universal size).

• 1 Ruggedized Flashlight: High-impact casing with batteries included.

• 1 Safety Whistle: Pealess model (reliable even if wet).

• 1 "Trauma" First Aid Kit: Contains heavy-duty bandages, compress dressings, protective gloves, and antiseptic supplies.

• 1 Identified Carry Bag: For centralized storage and rapid "grab-and-go" access.

Application Guide: Practical Tips

1. Readiness: Ensure the vest is donned over clothing immediately upon an alarm, before exiting the office area.

2. Communication: Use short, sharp whistle blasts to grab attention before giving verbal instructions or using the flashlight to point toward exits.

3. Prioritization: In the event of an injury, use the Trauma kit. If the environment becomes unsafe (imminent fire/smoke), prioritize evacuation and treat the victim at the designated assembly point.

FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Kit No. 1 and Kit No. 2?

Kit No. 2 typically upgrades the quality of the accessories (such as a more powerful flashlight or a more durable bag), making it better suited for intensive use or harsher work environments.

Can I customize this kit?

Absolutely. Many safety managers add a megaphone, a specific employee roster for their department, or chemical light sticks (glow sticks) to this kit.

Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Expert Advice

• The Reference Point: Once at the assembly point, the warden wearing this kit serves as the primary contact for emergency services. The high-visibility gear helps firefighters quickly find the person who can provide a status report.

• Personnel Transition: If an evacuation warden leaves the company, ensure Kit No. 2 is immediately transferred to their successor and that they receive proper training on its contents.

Need additional safety equipment?

See the items; First-aid kit (TR01), Benzalkonium chloride antiseptic pad (PS215), Transpore breathable hypoallergenic adhesive tape (PS415), SAM multipurpose splint (SAM Splint) in foam with aluminum frame, 10.8 X 61 X 0.5 cm (PS797), bandage dressing scissors 5-1/2 in (PS701), sterile pressure bandage, 4 X 4 (PS319).

Under “Accessories” at the bottom of the page. If you're looking for work equipment, see the following products: Adhesive bilingual security seal for first aid kits 25 per pack (TRS) and cool Jel burn gel packets, 3.5 g, 6/box (PS625).

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