A proper tackle box first aid kit — sturdy, familiar, and built to meet WHS requirements for Australian workplaces of up to 10 people. Everything is in there. Nothing is missing. Nothing is padding.

Packed and inspected by hand in Dubbo, NSW — not picked by a machine in a warehouse. Same hospital-grade contents as the rest of the Assurance workplace range, in a box that goes under the counter, on the shelf, or in the ute and stays there.

• Meets Safe Work Australia guidelines for low to moderate risk workplaces of up to 10 people Contents based on a workplace risk assessment as required under the WHS Code of Practice. Not sure if this is the right kit for your workplace size or risk level? Read our WHS first aid kit compliance guide before deciding — getting the kit wrong means starting again.
• Durable green tackle box — lockable, weather-resistant, built for real work environments Not a soft bag that gets squashed, not a wall cabinet that needs a drill. The tackle box format is familiar to anyone who has worked in a trade, workshop, or industrial environment. Lockable to prevent tampering. WHS best practice requires kit location to be clearly known to all workers — this one goes somewhere obvious and stays there.
• Hospital-grade contents including burn gel sachets, sodium chloride eyewash ampoules, thermal blanket, and full wound management supplies TGA-regulated and hospital-grade throughout — not assembled to hit a price point. Read the full kit contents breakdown to understand what each item covers and why it is included under WHS guidelines.
• 12-month audit reminder and maintenance checklist included Safe Work Australia requires kits to be checked at least annually and after every use — items must be within expiry and replaced promptly. We send the reminder so you do not have to track it yourself.