• 🦺 Safety-First Standards – The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) enforces rigorous safety requirements across all construction, engineering, and environmental projects.
• 📘 EM 385-1-1 Compliance – Mandatory safety guidelines establish consistent protection measures for workers and contractors on USACE-managed sites.
• ⚠️ Proactive Risk Control – Job Hazard Analyses (JHAs) identify potential hazards and implement controls before work begins.
• 🧰 First Aid & Emergency Readiness – Accessible first aid supplies and clear response plans support rapid injury care and incident management.

• 🩸 Bleeding Control Readiness – In accordance with 30 CFR §75.1713-7, underground coal mines must maintain first aid supplies capable of controlling severe bleeding until advanced medical care is available.
• 🚑 Immediate Injury Response – Proper bleeding control tools—such as pressure bandages, gauze, and tourniquets—support rapid response to traumatic injuries common in mining environments.
• ⛏️ Remote Emergency Preparedness – Bleeding control supplies are essential in underground settings where emergency medical services may be delayed due to location and access limitations.
• 📋 Regulatory Compliance – Stocked and accessible bleeding control materials help mines meet MSHA first aid requirements under Part 75 safety standards.
• 👷 Worker Safety & Survival – Effective hemorrhage control can significantly reduce injury severity and improve survival outcomes during mine-related incidents.

1 R209026 Empty Metal Box
1 R523571 Adhesive Bandages Plastic 1" x 3" - 16/Box
8 R523194 Bandage Compress 4" - 1/Box
4 R523197 Gauze Roll 4" x 6 yds. - 1/Box
5 R519548 Triangular Bandage - 1/Box
1 R524425 Ammonia Inhalant Ampules - 10/Unit
2 R524443 Tape 1" x 2 1/2 yds - Roll
2 R216018 Wire Splint - 1/Box
2 R525013 PVP Iodine Wipes - 10/Unit
1 R237010 Scissors Bandage 4"
1 R216082 Gloves Nitrile XLG