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    Medical Equipment for Workplace Safety

    Workplaces present a wide range of risks, from minor injuries in office environments to serious incidents in industrial and high-risk settings. Having appropriate medical equipment on site supports early treatment, reduces risk, and improves response when injuries occur.

    This collection includes first aid, trauma, and bleeding control equipment suitable for Australian workplaces across different industries and risk profiles. The focus is on practical, accessible gear that supports everyday injury management and preparedness for more serious incidents.

    Top-down view of SOF Tactical Tourniquet Wide in red. High-visibility option for rapid access in civilian and EMS scenarios. TacMed Australia – trusted bleeding control for first responders.
    SOF® Tourniquet
    $66.95
    Emergency Bandage (Israeli Bandage) unrolled in olive drab with pressure clip visible. Designed for rapid hemorrhage control in field conditions. TacMed Australia – trusted trauma dressing for military and emergency use.
    Emergency Bandage (Israeli Bandage)
    $21.95
    Olaes Modular Trauma Dressing unwrapped with tan and green vacuum-sealed packaging. Includes elastic wrap, wound pad, and plastic occlusive layer. TacMed Australia – advanced trauma dressing for tactical bleeding control.
    Olaes Modular Dressing shown opened beside sealed pack, displaying integrated gauze and pressure bar. Designed for complex wound management. TacMed Australia – trusted by combat medics and first responders.
    OLAES Modular Trauma Dressing
    from $19.95
    TacMed Wallet Reference Cards set featuring DRABCDE, METHANE, Glasgow Coma Scale, and treatment protocols. Designed for quick access to critical trauma care reference. TacMed Australia – essential field tool for paramedics and first responders.
    TacMed reference cards fanned out, showing triage sieve and trauma protocols. Designed for compact, rapid guidance during high-stress medical scenarios. TacMed Australia – trusted reference for frontline medics.
    Tacmed Wallet Reference Cards
    from $5.50
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    CAT Tourniquets in blue, black, and orange variants shown side by side with windlasses visible. Designed for rapid arterial bleeding control in combat and emergency care. TacMed Australia – field-tested tourniquets trusted by tactical medics.
    Black CAT Tourniquet angled to show reinforced windlass, securing clip, and strap. Engineered for one-handed application. TacMed Australia – essential gear for trauma kits and IFAKs.
    C.A.T Tourniquet Gen7
    $66.95
    SAM Splint Original folded in orange and blue with printed instructions and QR code. Designed for immobilising fractures and soft tissue injuries. TacMed Australia – lightweight, moldable splints trusted in emergency care.
    SAM Splint XL folded and labeled in high-visibility orange. Ideal for stabilising larger limb injuries. TacMed Australia – essential trauma tool for paramedics and rescue teams.
    SAM® Splint
    from $4.85
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    NAR Trauma Shears 7.25 inch in black with angled blade and safety tip. Designed for cutting clothing, bandages, and gear in emergency response. TacMed Australia – field-ready trauma scissors trusted by medics and paramedics.
    NAR Trauma Shears being held by gloved hand, demonstrating ergonomic grip and cutting position. Built for durability and safe patient care. TacMed Australia – essential trauma tool for first responders and tactical kits.
    NAR Trauma Shears
    $23.95
    Operator IFAK Kit contents including tourniquet, trauma shears, HyFin Vent, gloves, and compressed gauze beside MOLLE pouch. Designed for individual trauma response in high-threat environments. TacMed Australia – comprehensive IFAK for tactical medics.
    Operator IFAK MOLLE pouch in black, shown zipped and ready for attachment to gear. Compact and rugged for field use. TacMed Australia – durable pouch for medical loadouts.
    Operator IFAK- Kit
    $199.95
    TacMed Snake Bite Kit in clear plastic packaging with item list visible. Includes bandages, splint, marker, and instructions. Designed for Australian snake bite response. TacMed Australia – essential kit for bushwalkers, farmers, and outdoor professionals.
    Rear view of TacMed Snake Bite Kit showing treatment guide and pressure bandage placement instructions. Designed for step-by-step field response. TacMed Australia – compact emergency kit for envenomation.
    TacMed Snake Bite Kit
    $19.95
    QuikClot Combat Gauze unpacked in front of olive vacuum-sealed packaging. Hemostatic gauze designed for rapid bleeding control in severe trauma. TacMed Australia – TGA-approved combat gauze trusted by medics and emergency teams.
    Quikclot Combat Gauze
    $94.95
    Cyalume ChemLight Lightstick in green shown with original sealed wrapper. Designed for tactical illumination and emergency signaling. TacMed Australia – military-grade chem lights for low-light operations.
    Green ChemLight Lightstick activated and glowing in dark environment. Used for marking, signaling, or area lighting. TacMed Australia – dependable light source for tactical and field use.
    ChemLight Tactical Lights
    from $9.94
    TacMed Immediate Trauma Kit in vacuum-sealed packaging containing Olaes dressing, HyFin Vent, gloves, shears, casualty card, and emergency medical supplies. Designed for critical bleeding and airway management. TacMed Australia – compact trauma kit for first responders and tactical use.
    Tacmed Immediate Trauma Kit
    $129.95
    AeroBan Cohesive Bandage in blue, partially unrolled with product label visible. Self-adhering wrap designed for secure compression without clips. TacMed Australia – ideal for first aid, sprains, and wound dressing.
    AeroBan Cohesive Bandage shown at angle with visible texture and extended roll. Designed to conform to limbs and joints easily. TacMed Australia – versatile bandage for field care and medical kits.
    Aeroban Cohesive Bandages
    from $6.63
    BurnTec hydrogel burn dressing in sealed olive pouch, with dressing partially visible. Designed to cool and protect burns immediately. TacMed Australia – sterile, ready-to-use dressing for thermal injuries.
    BurnTec dressing removed from olive pack and displayed flat. Hydrogel matrix designed for non-stick cooling treatment. TacMed Australia – advanced burn care for trauma kits.
    BurnTec Hydrogel Dressings for Burns
    from $14.95
    AeroForm Conforming Bandage roll in tan, partially unrolled with label facing forward. Designed for light compression and wound dressing. TacMed Australia – soft stretch bandage ideal for securing dressings in place.
    AeroForm tan conforming bandage shown from side view with extended length. Non-sterile and latex-free. TacMed Australia – flexible support bandage for clinical and field use.
    AeroForm Heavyweight Conforming Bandages
    from $1.87
    Eleven 10 RIGID TQ Case in coyote brown with tourniquet partially inserted. Injection-molded case designed for fast, one-handed access. TacMed Australia – rugged TQ holder for law enforcement and tactical medics.
    Eleven 10 RIGID TQ Case in black with orange medical cross, shown upright. Compatible with most windlass-style tourniquets. TacMed Australia – durable, belt-mounted holder for trauma response.
    Eleven 10 RIGID Tourniquet Case for SOF T
    from $69.95
    AeroForm Conforming Bandage in white with purple label showing size 2.5cm x 4m. Lightweight and non-sterile for secure dressing support. TacMed Australia – easy-apply stretch bandage for first aid use.
    AeroForm Conforming Bandage white 5cm x 4m version with purple label. Designed for contouring around limbs and joints. TacMed Australia – premium elastic bandage for wound dressing and compression.
    AeroForm Conforming Bandages
    from $0.75
    AeroBurn Burn Gel Dressing retail pack for minor burns and scalds. Sterile, gel-infused dressing for cooling and pain relief. TacMed Australia – trusted treatment for household, workplace, or field burns.
    AeroBurn Burn Dressing being applied to a forearm to treat a minor burn. Gel layer soothes and protects the skin. TacMed Australia – fast-acting relief for thermal injuries.
    AEROBURN Burn Gel Dressings
    from $6.95
    TacMed Casualty Cards showing front and back sides with patient assessment fields and body injury diagrams. Designed for recording vital information during trauma or MCI events. TacMed Australia – essential triage and patient tracking tool for medics.
    Tacmed Casualty ID Card
    $1.50
    TacMed IFAK fully opened to reveal internal compartments stocked with trauma supplies including gauze, gloves, shears, and bandages. Designed for individual field use. TacMed Australia – compact tactical first aid kit for rapid trauma response.
    TacMed IFAK in black showing rear MOLLE straps and drainage grommet. Designed for secure attachment to belts or vests. TacMed Australia – rugged, mission-ready medical pouch.
    TACMED IFAK
    from $55.00
    AeroBand Cotton Calico Triangular Bandage in sealed packaging with illustration of arm in sling. Washable, reusable, and size adjustable. TacMed Australia – essential first aid bandage for immobilising limbs and supporting injuries.
    AeroBand Calico Triangular Bandage
    $3.15
    QuikClot EMS 4x4 Dressing in sterile yellow-labeled pouch with gauze partially displayed. Hemostatic pad designed for rapid bleeding control in cuts, lacerations, and trauma. TacMed Australia – CE-certified emergency dressing for first responders.
    QuikClot EMS 4x4 Dressing shown with retail box and unpacked dressing. Designed for single-use trauma treatment in EMS and tactical environments. TacMed Australia – fast-acting hemostatic gauze for field care.
    QuikClot EMS 4x4 Dressing - Single
    $32.95
    QuikClot EMS Rolled Gauze in sterile yellow-labeled packaging. Hemostatic gauze designed for rapid bleeding control in emergency trauma care. TacMed Australia – trusted CE-marked gauze for paramedics and first responders.
    Quikclot EMS Rolled Gauze
    $55.95
    Blast Bandage in vacuum-sealed brown tactical packaging. Designed for treating large wounds, burns, and amputations. TacMed Australia – high-expansion trauma dressing for blast and shrapnel injuries.
    Blast Bandage shown fully unwrapped with absorbent pad and elastic wrap extended. Covers massive wounds quickly. TacMed Australia – field dressing for explosive trauma and major bleeds.
    The BLAST Bandage
    $21.95
    TacMed Vehicle Trauma Kit opened to show clearly labelled compartments for bleeding, burns, and minor wounds. Packed with premium medical supplies. Ideal for cars, 4WDs, and emergency responders.
    Red soft trauma bag with 'TRAUMA KIT' patch and TacMed Australia logo. Designed for fast identification and access in vehicle emergencies.
    Tacmed Vehicle Trauma Kit w/ ID Tags
    $319.95
    Setopress High Compression Bandage shown with packaging and partially unrolled bandage. Ideal for treating venous leg ulcers and controlling edema. TacMed Australia – clinical-grade compression wrap with visual indicators.
    Setopress bandage being applied to patient’s lower leg with graduated pressure. Provides consistent high compression for wound care. TacMed Australia – professional dressing for venous insufficiency management.
    Setopress High Compression Bandage
    $24.91
    Responder Vehicle First Aid Kit in high-visibility green soft case with TacMed branding. Complies with WHS standards and ideal for fleet, worksite, or personal vehicle use.
    Tacmed Responder Vehicle First Aid Kit
    $182.95
    Hand holding a packaged AeroPlast Thermal Emergency Blanket designed for shock and hypothermia treatment.
    Emergency Thermal Blanket
    $2.95

    What These Are Built to Handle

    Workplace medical equipment is designed to support the treatment of injuries and medical issues that occur during normal work activities. This includes cuts, burns, eye injuries, sprains, minor bleeding, and general first aid needs.

    In higher-risk workplaces, equipment may also be required to support early response to serious injuries such as major bleeding or trauma before emergency services arrive. The items in this collection provide a foundation for workplace preparedness and can be tailored to suit the specific risks of each environment.

    Who These Are Commonly Used By

    This equipment is used across a broad range of workplaces, including offices, warehouses, manufacturing facilities, workshops, construction sites, farms, and remote operations.

    It is commonly selected by employers, safety officers, site managers, and first aiders responsible for maintaining workplace readiness. Whether supporting a low-risk office or a high-risk industrial site, appropriate medical equipment helps ensure staff can respond effectively when injuries occur.

    What Matters When It Counts

    Choosing workplace medical equipment requires consideration of the environment, workforce size, and risk level. Equipment should be easy to access, simple to use, and suitable for the conditions it will be stored in.

    • Workplace risk profile: Different environments require different levels of medical capability.
    • Accessibility: Equipment should be clearly located and easy to reach.
    • Core coverage: Dressings, bandages, gloves, and basic medical supplies.
    • Bleeding control capability: Important for higher-risk workplaces.
    • Maintenance: Equipment that can be easily checked and restocked.

    In higher-risk environments, pairing general first aid equipment with trauma or bleeding control capability improves preparedness and response options.

    Common Mistakes We See

    A common mistake is assuming that one type of kit suits every workplace. Offices, workshops, and industrial sites have very different risk profiles and medical needs.

    We also see equipment placed in locations that are difficult to access or not clearly marked, delaying response during incidents. Another issue is poor maintenance — kits that are never checked or restocked can become ineffective over time.

    Workplace medical equipment should be selected deliberately, staged for access, and maintained as part of regular safety processes.

    Questions We Get Asked

    What medical equipment should workplaces have?

    Most workplaces require first aid equipment suitable for their environment and risk level. Higher-risk workplaces may also require bleeding control or trauma-capable equipment.

    Are workplaces required to provide first aid equipment?

    Many workplaces have obligations to provide first aid resources under workplace health and safety frameworks. Requirements vary depending on industry and risk.

    What’s the difference between workplace first aid kits and trauma kits?

    Workplace first aid kits are designed for common injuries, while trauma kits focus on serious, life-threatening injuries.

    How often should workplace medical equipment be checked?

    Equipment should be inspected regularly and after any use to ensure contents are complete and serviceable.

    Where should workplace medical kits be located?

    Kits should be placed in clearly marked, accessible locations known to staff.

    Can workplace kits be customised?

    Yes. Many workplaces tailor their medical setups based on risk assessments, workforce size, and environment.

    Is this equipment legal to use in Australia?

    Yes. First aid and medical equipment is legal to purchase and use in Australian workplaces.

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