The RB002 Medium Compact First Aid Bag is a softpack storage bag for first aid supplies. It is made for places where space is limited and easy carrying matters.
Use it at work, at home, in vehicles, in site offices, or with mobile teams. The bag has a front pocket, shoulder strap, mesh pockets, and plastic sleeves to help keep first aid items sorted and easy to reach.
Important: This is a first aid bag only. It does not come stocked with first aid supplies unless sold as part of a separate kit. This page gives product information only. It does not take the place of first aid training, medical advice, emergency care, or a workplace first aid risk assessment. In an emergency in Australia, call 000.
Product Snapshot
Product | RB002 Medium Compact First Aid Bag |
Range | AeroCase softpack |
Type | Empty first aid bag |
Size | 24 cm × 18 cm × 7 cm |
Package Size | 20 × 3.6 × 25 cm |
Package Weight | 0.18 kg |
Pricing Unit | Bag/1 |
Carton Qty | 40 |
Minimum Order Qty | 1 |
UNSPSC Code | 42192420 |
Dangerous Goods | No |
Serialized Item | No |
Key Features | Front pocket, shoulder strap, buckles, mesh pockets, plastic sleeves |
Best For | Vehicles, small workplaces, home use, mobile workers, cupboards, site offices and space-limited storage |
Also Available | Blue variation: ABMB01 |
Is This the Right First Aid Bag for You?
Choose this bag if you already have first aid supplies and need a compact way to store them.
You need a small first aid bag | You need first aid supplies included |
You want portable storage | You need a large workplace first aid kit |
You have limited space | You need more internal storage |
You need vehicle storage | You need a wall-mounted kit |
You want sorted pockets | You need a fully stocked workplace kit |
You need a bag for mobile staff | Your risk assessment calls for more stock |
A first aid bag alone does not make a workplace compliant. Safe Work Australia says workplaces must have at least one first aid kit. Kits should be easy to see, easy to reach, checked often, and placed where workers may need them. Work vehicles may also need a first aid kit when staff travel for work.
Why Choose a Compact First Aid Bag?
A compact first aid bag helps keep supplies in one place.
The RB002 is useful when a hard case or large first aid box takes up too much room. It can fit in vehicles, cupboards, work areas, homes and mobile setups.
The front pocket gives quick storage for small items. Inside, Velcro-fastened mesh pockets and plastic sleeves help keep stock sorted. This makes it easier to check what is missing after use.
The shoulder strap and buckles also make the bag easy to carry between locations.
Best Uses for This Bag
Vehicles and Mobile Workers
This bag suits cars, utes, vans and mobile teams. It can hold selected first aid supplies without taking up much space.
Keep it secure in the vehicle. SafeWork NSW says portable first aid kits in vehicles should be safely located so they do not become a projectile in a collision.
Small Workplaces and Site Offices
Use this bag in low-risk offices, retail areas, small businesses, site offices or shared work areas.
It can help keep first aid supplies sorted. Your workplace still needs the right contents, trained first aiders where needed, and a first aid risk assessment.
Home and Personal Use
The RB002 can also work as a home first aid bag. Store it where adults can reach it quickly. Keep it away from heat, water, dust and children.
Sport, Events and Community Groups
Use it to carry selected supplies for small groups, sport days, community events or day trips.
For larger groups or higher-risk activities, choose a stocked first aid kit or a larger first aid bag with more room.
What This Bag Helps With
The RB002 helps with first aid storage and transport.
It can help you:
- keep first aid supplies in one place
- store small items in mesh pockets
- separate flat items in plastic sleeves
- carry supplies with the shoulder strap
- keep a compact kit in a vehicle
- build a custom first aid setup
- check stock after use
- keep a refill checklist with the bag
What This Bag Does Not Include
This is an empty first aid bag.
It does not include:
- plasters
- bandages
- dressings
- gauze
- gloves
- antiseptic wipes
- eye wash
- burn gel
- CPR face shield
- scissors
- tweezers
- first aid leaflet
- medicines
- AED
Add first aid supplies based on your setting, risks, people count and workplace needs.
What to Pack in a First Aid Bag
The right contents depend on where the bag will be used.
Common first aid supplies may include:
- plasters or bandaids
- wound dressings
- non-stick pads
- gauze
- conforming bandages
- triangular bandage
- tape
- gloves
- cleaning wipes
- eye wash
- burn gel
- CPR face shield
- scissors
- tweezers
- safety pins
- first aid leaflet
- notebook and pen
Healthdirect gives guidance on first aid kits for home, workplace and car use. It also notes that a stocked first aid kit can help in an emergency or accident.
Workplace Safety Notes
This bag can form part of a workplace first aid setup. It should not be treated as a complete workplace first aid kit unless it is stocked correctly.
Your workplace first aid risk assessment should look at:
- type of work
- hazards
- worker numbers
- visitors
- site size
- work vehicles
- remote areas
- access to emergency help
- burns risks
- eye injury risks
- first aid training needs
- refill process
WorkSafe Victoria’s first aid compliance code gives guidance for Victorian employers on first aid facilities, first aid kits, first aid rooms, first aid officers, training and workplace steps.
How to Check and Restock This Bag
Keep the bag clean, stocked and easy to reach.
Check it after each use. In busy places, use a first aid checklist every 3–6 months.
During your check, look for:
- missing stock
- used items
- expired items
- opened sterile packaging
- dirty items
- wet stock
- damaged pockets
- broken strap clips
- torn mesh
- worn zips
- missing first aid leaflet
- low plasters or bandaids
- low bandages
- low dressings
- low gloves
Replace used, opened, dirty, damaged or expired stock.
Medicines and Personal Items
Handle medicine with care.
Workplace first aid bags are different from home or personal bags. Do not add medicine to workplace first aid supplies unless your policies and risk assessment allow it.
Personal medicine, asthma inhalers, allergy medicine or items ordered by a doctor should follow the person’s action plan. Ask a doctor or pharmacist for advice if needed.
Why Buy From Australian Pacific Training Solutions?
Australian Pacific Training Solutions supplies first aid bags, first aid kits, first aid supplies, refills and workplace support across Australia, including Victoria.
APTS also runs first aid, CPR and workplace safety courses. These courses help teams build the skills and knowledge they need in an emergency.
APTS can help you compare:
- empty first aid bags
- stocked first aid kits
- workplace first aid kits
- car first aid kits
- boat first aid kits
- softpack kits
- snake bite kits
- burn modules
- eye care supplies
- refill stock
- CPR and first aid courses
Do not guess with a basic storage bag. APTS can help you choose the right first aid bag, stock it with suitable supplies, and keep it ready.
Sources and Further Guidance
Use these sources for workplace and first aid guidance:
- Safe Work Australia – First aid in the workplace.
- Safe Work Australia – Model Code of Practice: First aid in the workplace.
- WorkSafe Victoria – Compliance code: First aid in the workplace.
- Healthdirect – First aid kits for home, workplace and car.
- SafeWork NSW – First aid kits for mobile workers and vehicles.
Buy the RB002 Medium Compact First Aid Bag
Choose the RB002 Medium Compact First Aid Bag if you need a portable, space-saving way to store first aid supplies.
Use it in vehicles, small workplaces, site offices, cupboards, homes, sport settings and mobile teams.
Order today or contact Australian Pacific Training Solutions for help choosing the right first aid bag, first aid supplies, refills, courses and workplace support.
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