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

Go further to meet official guidance on first aid preparedness for organisations and demonstrate a commitment to protect and reassure those on site, 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”
• “every person should be aware of the location of a PAcT First Aid Kit, regardless of the setting”
• Streamlined modular unit combines First Aid and Trauma Kits into a highly visible, easily accessible station
• Highly visible and easy-to-identify focal point for your First Aid and PAcT kit to be easily accessed in public premises and event venues
• Unlike others on the market, our kits feature innovative glow-in-the-dark labelling plus a glow in the dark projecting tent above the PAcT Kit to expressly meet official guidance at an affordable price. Trauma kits should be visible and easy to locate when time is of the essence
• 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
• Sturdy green plastic cases keep contents safe and secure, with a warning label when kit is missing
• Supplied with fully a stocked HSE compliant First Aid and PAcT kit containing CODE RED Emergency Tourniquets or innovative Tourni-Keys
• Demonstrates your commitment to protect those on site and provide reassurance to all
• Supplied with all wall mount fixings for easy installation.
• Durable Construction with 2mm rigid plastic, these stations are robust and long-lasting
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