Construction Company First Aid Kits

First Aid Kits For Construction Companies.

Equip your crews, work vehicles and worksites with tough, organised first aid kits built for Australian construction environments.

From individual tradies to crews, fleets and multiple worksites.

Crews & Contractors

Work Vehicles

Multiple Worksites

First Aid Across Your Business

One Business. Multiple First Aid Locations.

Construction businesses can have workers spread across jobs, vehicles and permanent facilities. First aid equipment should be accessible where your people are actually working.

First aid kit stored in a construction work vehicle

Work Vehicles

Keep first aid supplies accessible for workers travelling between jobs, sites and other work locations.

First aid kit for an active Australian construction worksite

Active Worksites

Position first aid equipment where workers can readily access supplies during day-to-day site operations.

Workplace first aid kit for construction workshops and yards

Workshops & Yards

Maintain accessible first aid supplies at permanent workshops, warehouses, yards and maintenance areas.

Portable first aid kit for mobile construction crews

Mobile Crews

Portable first aid kits can help workers maintain access when moving between areas or working away from a central kit.

Planning Your Setup There Isn't One Kit Location That Works For Every Business.

The right first aid setup depends on your workforce, workplace hazards, site layout, worker locations and access to emergency services.

Choose Your First Aid Kit

Different Locations. Different Kit Sizes.

A construction company does not always need the same first aid kit in every location. Choose a larger worksite kit or a more portable option depending on how and where it will be used.

Larger Worksite Kit

Trade Aid Classic

A larger first aid kit for construction businesses wanting more organised first aid supplies in one accessible kit.

Larger 200 × 180 × 130mm format

Organised labelled compartments for fast access

Suited to larger kit locations and work vehicles

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Portable Crew Kit

Trade Aid Compact

A smaller portable first aid kit for construction workers and locations where space, weight and easy access matter.

Compact 180 × 130 × 80mm design

Easy to store in vehicles, toolbags and equipment

Carabiner attachment for portable access

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Build The Right Mix Your Business Doesn't Have To Use One Kit Type Everywhere.

Many construction businesses may benefit from combining larger Classic kits with portable Compact kits across different workers, vehicles and work locations.

Construction Business Supply

Equip Your Crew. Keep Your Kits Stocked.

Trade Aid is designed to make first aid supply easier across a growing construction business — from ordering multiple kits through to topping up the supplies that get used.

Quantity-Based Pricing

Save more per kit when ordering larger quantities for crews, vehicles and multiple worksites.

Consistent Kit Setup

Standardise the same kit formats across your business to make placement, training and restocking easier.

Simple Restocking

Refill commonly used first aid supplies instead of replacing complete kits when consumables run low.

Australia-Wide Supply

Order kits and refill supplies from one supplier for construction teams operating across Australia.

Trade Aid Refill System

Restock The Supplies. Not The Whole Kit.

First aid supplies get used, damaged and expire over time. The Trade Aid First Aid Kit Refill makes it easy to top up commonly used consumables and keep existing kits ready without buying a completely new first aid kit.

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Top up commonly used workplace first aid consumables

Reduce unnecessary replacement of complete first aid kits

Make ongoing first aid maintenance easier across multiple kit locations

Managing Multiple First Aid Kits

Keep First Aid Consistent Across Your Business.

As your construction business grows, managing first aid across multiple crews, vehicles and worksites becomes easier when your kit setup follows a consistent system.

01

Standardise Your Kits

Use consistent kit formats across the business so workers become familiar with how supplies are organised and accessed.

02

Assign Kit Locations

Know which vehicles, worksites, workshops and crews have first aid equipment allocated to them.

03

Check Kits Regularly

Review stock levels, expiry dates, damaged items and supplies that have been used so kits stay ready when needed.

04

Refill Instead Of Replace

Top up commonly used consumables with refill supplies rather than replacing an entire first aid kit every time stock runs low.

Ongoing First Aid Management Build The Kit Once. Keep It Stocked.

Trade Aid refill kits make ongoing maintenance simpler by giving construction businesses a practical way to replenish commonly used first aid supplies.

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Construction First Aid Resources

Practical First Aid Guides For Construction Businesses.

Planning first aid across a construction business involves more than choosing a kit. Explore our guides covering kit requirements, contents, first aider numbers and how many kits your business may need.

Construction Guide

First Aid Kit Requirements For Construction Sites

Understand the factors Australian construction businesses should consider when planning first aid kits, facilities and access across a worksite.

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Kit Guide

What Should Be In A Construction First Aid Kit?

Explore the types of first aid supplies commonly considered when putting together a first aid kit for an Australian construction workplace.

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Planning Guide

How Many First Aiders Does A Construction Site Need?

Learn about recommended first aider ratios and the factors that can affect first aid coverage across construction workplaces.

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Business Guide

How Many First Aid Kits Does Your Business Need?

Learn what to consider when deciding how many first aid kits your business needs across workers, vehicles and workplace locations.

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Plan Around Your Workplace First Aid Needs Vary Between Construction Businesses.

Workforce size, hazards, workplace layout, worker locations and access to emergency services can all influence the first aid arrangements your business needs.

Supporting Lifeline Australia

First Aid That Gives Back.

Every Trade Aid Kit purchased helps support mental health services in Australia, with $3.90 donated to Lifeline Australia per kit. It means equipping your construction business can also contribute to support for Australians when they need it most.

$3.90 Donated Per Kit