Patrol Vehicle Trauma Kits
The Patrol Vehicle Trauma Kit from North American Rescue® was designed to provide personnel with an easily accessible, quick to deploy medical kit from your Patrol Vehicle. Its modular storage system comes organized with an array of medical products ranging from basic first aid to more intermediate trauma care. The Patrol Vehicle Trauma Kit has been updated to meet and exceed the ANSI/ISEA Z308.1-2021 Standard for Class A kits. These kits exceed the ANSI and OSHA standards by adding additional bleeding control elements.
One side of the bag's exterior includes trauma shears at the ready as well as several pairs of nitrile gloves, while the opposite side features a MOLLE-style system to accommodate extra equipment as needed, such as additional tourniquets, ammo, or personal protective equipment. This arrangement is ideal for customizing the carriage of gear that requires immediate access.
Once the zippered bag is opened, one compartment contains items to cover all your agency needs for basic first aid and community assistance while the opposite side offers a first time combination of both Basic First Aid and Basic Trauma medical items. This configuration gives every officer not just a basic first aid kit, but everything needed to save a life in more extreme injuries. With Law Enforcement usually being first on scene in bad situations, the Patrol Vehicle Trauma Kit is a "must have" for every patrol vehicle both on and off duty!
Be prepared and protected when rendering aid wherever you are. Biological hazards like bodily fluids may sometimes require more protection than gloves that are typically found in first aid and bleeding control kits. NAR's Bloodborne Pathogen Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) Kit is a great addition to any kit for extra protection to have available when needed.
**For workplace requirements OSHA’s Bloodborne Pathogens standard can be found in Title 29 of the Code of Federal Regulations at 29 CFR 1910.1030. Part of this standard requires employers to provide personal protective equipment (PPE), such as gloves, gowns, eye protection, and masks. All of which can be found in NAR's Bloodborne Pathogen Kit.
