NSW Police Operational Water Craft First Aid Kit hospitality See how packing gauze fits

See how packing gauze fits into a correctly built Australian IFAK — it is one of the core components alongside a tourniquet and pressure dressing for a complete bleed control capability

making it safe for direct eye contact without causing additional irritation

The dual-wavelength LED sensor and anti-motion artefact filters deliver reliable readings even in challenging conditions

inadequate wound coverage leaves tissue exposed and unprotected — the 50cm x 50cm pad provides the coverage that large wounds require

Affordability Meets Reliability: The CC-30 is engineered to provide secure protection for your AED at a price that makes it achievable for large scale roll outs

NSW Police Operational Water Craft First Aid Kit hospitality See how packing gauze fitsA first aid kit that goes in the water and comes back usable. The NSW Police Operational Water Craft First Aid Kit is housed in a Pelican case waterproof, crushproof, and buoyant built to NSW Police specifications for operational watercraft deployment across all NSW Local Area Commands. On the water, a soft bag or tackle box is not good enough. If a kit goes overboard, gets swamped, or takes a wave, the contents need to survive it. The Pelican case