Mine Safety and Health First Aid Kit

Built for Mine Site Emergencies

This Mine Safety and Health First Aid Kit is engineered for occupational medics, safety supervisors, and rescue teams working in mining and tunneling operations. It addresses the most common onsite injuries while providing the capability to control catastrophic bleeding with a proven C-A-T Tourniquet. The kit exceeds MSHA § 75.1713-7 requirements, giving crews a clear path to regulatory compliance while improving on scene response. Packaged for fast deployment, it is intended to be carried directly to the patient’s side to enable immediate hemorrhage control, splinting, and stabilization during initial rescue and evacuation phases.

Rigid Case and Rapid Access Layout

A rigid, portable case houses the kit, combining organized internal storage with straightforward access so responders can work under pressure. The case dimensions include an internal space of H 29 in. x W 18 in. x D 10 in., with external dimensions of H 32.5 in. x W 21 in. x D 13 in., and a pack weight of 53.6 lbs. The layout emphasizes quick retrieval for critical items, and overall sizing keeps the kit mobile for carry to confined areas or vehicle transport. Designed for repeat use on harsh worksites, the kit balances capacity with portability for real world rescue tasks.

Industrial Grade Construction and Reliability

Constructed to handle the demands of industrial environments, the kit uses durable case materials and robust hardware to resist impact and wear common on mine sites. Components and internal organization are selected to remain serviceable under repeated use, and packaging protects supplies from dust and rough handling. Because the kit is specified to exceed MSHA rules for first aid equipment in mining, it supports safety programs that require rigorous performance. The durable build gives safety managers confidence that critical medical tools will be ready when teams need them most.

Versatile Use Across High Risk Environments

While built for mining, this first aid kit is suitable for a wide range of high risk worksites including tunneling, construction, quarrying, and remote industrial operations. It supports onsite first response, casualty stabilizing, and evacuation until higher level care is available. The inclusion of bleeding control, splinting, and evacuation capabilities makes it a core asset for occupational safety teams, emergency response units, and on scene incident commanders who must manage trauma in confined or austere settings. The kit is also practical for drills and emergency preparedness planning.

Professional Use

• Mine site first responders and occupational medics
• Emergency medical services on industrial shifts
• Law enforcement and tactical rescue teams operating in mines
• Corporate safety teams for heavy industry and extraction
• Site incident commanders managing mass casualty or evacuation

Training and Civilian Use

• Stop the Bleed training for workplace preparedness
• Corporate first aid and emergency response drills
• Workplace medical stations for industrial facilities
• Community preparedness for remote or rural areas
• School and large venue emergency planning where industrial risks exist