The FastAid R4 Remote Area Medic™ first aid kit is the ultimate kit for larger remote worksites, exceeding Australia’s national Work Health and Safety (WHS) standards for workplace environments.

This first aid kit is crafted for use in first aid rooms and exceeds the latest WHS regulations. It is compliant for low-risk work areas and high-risk remote locations, including mines and civil sites, accommodating up to 50 persons on-site.

The R4 Remote Area Medic™ first aid kit is comprehensively stocked with premium hospital-grade supplies with extras to comply to WHS remote requirements. It also contains five supplementary modules designed for treating burns, eye injuries, and outdoor hazards like snake and spider bites. The outdoor module features a full-color guide for identifying and treating snake and spider bites, along with the necessary components for effective bite management. Additionally, the burns module is equipped with items such as hydrogel burn gels and dressings, complemented by guides for efficient burn care.

Unique colour coded contents make locating the right item in an emergency faster and easier.

This highly portable and exceptionally durable medical-style soft pack case features internal compartments for organised storage and includes an adjustable shoulder strap for quick grab-and-go scenarios. Concealed backpack straps can be deployed to convert the kit into a backpack-style case. For enhanced visibility in dim lighting, the case’s exterior is equipped with a reflective strip, making it easier to locate your first aid kit.

CASE OPTIONS CODE DIMENSIONS (MM)
METAL CABINET FAR4R10 410 (W) x 575 (H) x 130 (D)
SOFT PACK FAR4R30 520 (W) x 280 (H) x 330 (D)

Number of persons: 1-50
Application: Workplace
Risk level: Low Risk, High Risk
Other risks: Burn injuries, Eye injuries, Outdoor work, Remote area
Industry: Agriculture, Civil, Construction, Manufacturing, Office, Remote, Trades, Transport, Workplace

What is a low-risk workplace?
A low-risk workplace means a workplace where workers are not exposed to hazards that could result in serious injury or illness such as offices, shops or libraries. Potential work-related injuries and illnesses requiring first aid would be minor in nature.

What is a high-risk workplace?
A high-risk workplace means a workplace where workers are exposed to hazards that could result in serious injury or illness and would require first aid. Examples of workplaces that may be considered high risk are: mobile plant, manufacturing plants, construction, mining, trades, warehousing and food manufacturing.