NSW Police Operational Gun Room Kit

What is the NSW Police Operational Gun Room Kit designed for?
The NSW Police Operational Gun Room Kit is a dedicated trauma kit built for the specific injury profile of a firearms training environment — severe haemorrhage, blast injury, and penetrating trauma. It is designed for live fire training ranges, weapons storage, and cleaning areas where the injury profile is fundamentally different to a standard workplace. It is not a standard first aid kit adapted for a gun room.

Why does a gun room need a different first aid kit to a standard workplace kit?
Gunshot wounds and blast injuries cause rapid, life-threatening blood loss that requires immediate haemorrhage control at the point of injury. Standard workplace first aid kits are not equipped for this injury profile. The NSW Police Operational Gun Room Kit is stocked with trauma-specific equipment — including tourniquets and blast bandage — for effective intervention in the minutes before ambulance arrival.

What is included in the NSW Police Operational Gun Room Kit?
Contents are not published publicly to protect the integrity of the kit specification. The kit includes haemorrhage control equipment including tourniquets and blast bandage, alongside other items selected for traumatic injury management in a firearms training environment. The full contents list is available on request to verified NSW Police personnel and command staff. Contact us on 02 6882 9056 by phone or WhatsApp.

Is this kit suitable for all NSW Police firearms training facilities?
Yes. The NSW Police Operational Gun Room Kit has been developed in direct consultation with NSW Police staff and is suitable for all NSW LACs operating firearms training facilities. It meets NSW Police operational specifications for the gun room environment and is updated regularly to reflect current requirements.

Who is the intended first responder for this kit?
This kit is intended for environments where trained police officers are the first responders to a traumatic injury incident. It is designed for use by officers in a firearms training facility while waiting for ambulance services to arrive.

Does this kit meet SafeWork Australia and WHS requirements for firearms training environments?
Yes. This kit is built to meet SafeWork Australia's model WHS legislation and Code of Practice for First Aid in the Workplace, applied at the standard NSW Police require for high-risk operational environments. All consumables are TGA-approved with long expiry dates to maintain operational readiness between maintenance cycles.

How do I place a bulk order for my command?
Contact us directly for bulk orders and invoice arrangements. Call or WhatsApp 02 6882 9056, or use the contact page at assurancefirstaidkits.com.au. We supply all NSW LACs and can arrange invoicing to suit command procurement requirements.

How often should this kit be checked and restocked?
Kits should be checked after each use and restocked at minimum every 12 months. Given the critical nature of the contents, any used or compromised items should be replaced immediately. Refill packs and individual top-up items are available at assurancefirstaidkits.com.au.

Where is this kit made and who packs it?
Every kit is packed and inspected by hand in Dubbo, NSW. Our founder has 18 years experience as a remote first aid trainer — including active service with the Dubbo VRA, two years in aeromedical patient transport with Airmed, and qualification as an EMT.