VOYAGER 2 Series First Aid Bumbag Kit

The VOYAGER 2 Series Bumbag First Aid Kit AFAK2B is compact and hands-free. It keeps key first aid supplies close while you move around.

Use it at school, sport, work, events, home, travel, in a car, or on a boat. This basic first aid kit suits low-risk settings and small groups. It gives quick reach to plasters, dressings, bandages, gloves, wipes, eye wash, burn gel, and a CPR face shield.

The kit covers up to 5 people in low-risk settings. It suits mobile staff, teachers, sports trainers, outdoor workers, and personal use.

Important: This page gives general product information only. It does not take the place of first aid training, medical advice, or a workplace risk check. In an emergency in Australia, call 000.

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Is This the Right First Aid Kit for You?

Choose this kit if you need a compact first aid kit you can wear and carry with ease. It suits places where easy carrying matters more than extra stock.

Safe Work Australia says first aid needs change by workplace. This includes the type of work, hazards, size, location, and number of people. It also says each workplace must have at least one first aid kit. Some sites may need more kits, such as spread-out sites or work vehicles.

Best Uses for This Kit

School, Sport and Excursions

This kit suits school trips, offsite activities, playground duty, sports trainers, and grounds staff.

It keeps bandaids, triangular bandages, gauze, dressings, and gloves close for minor injuries. Staff can carry it while walking, teaching, coaching, or watching a group.

Home, Car, Boat and Travel

Use the VOYAGER™ bumbag kit at home, on family outings, or while travelling. It can fit in a car, ute, boat, caravan, or travel bag.

Store it where you can reach it fast. Keep it away from heat, water, and dust. Check the stock often.

Workplace and Mobile Staff

For low-risk workplaces, this kit can help staff who move around a site. This includes mobile staff, supervisors, event workers, and first aid officers.

It can also work as an extra kit beside larger workplace first aid kits.

For Victorian workplaces, WorkSafe Victoria gives first aid advice. It covers kits, first aid rooms, first aid officers, training, and workplace steps.

What’s Included in the Kit

What This First Aid Kit Can Help With

The VOYAGER™ 2 Series kit has basic first aid equipment for common low-risk needs, such as:

• small cuts and grazes
• minor skin injuries
• dressing and bandaging
• basic bleeding support
• minor burns
• basic eye rinsing
• CPR barrier support
• incident notes

To help control bleeding, use the right pads, dressings, and bandages. Get urgent help if bleeding is serious, does not stop, or the person shows signs of shock.

What This Kit Does Not Cover

This kit does not cover every emergency.

It is not a snake bite kit, trauma kit, marine injury kit, burns kit, chemical kit, or AED. Add extra first aid equipment if your setting has:

• snake bites
• remote work or remote travel
• large groups
• major burns
• chemical risks
• machinery risks
• farm, warehouse, or construction work
• regular sport injuries
• known medical needs
• AED or defibrillator needs

Call 000 for severe bleeding, trouble breathing, or a possible heart attack or stroke. Also call for major burns, serious eye injury, snake bite, anaphylaxis, loss of awareness, or any serious injury.

Workplace Safety Notes

A first aid kit alone does not make a workplace compliant.

Workplace first aid needs depend on many things. These include:

• the work
• risks and hazards
• worker numbers
• visitors
• site layout
• emergency access
• first aid skills on site
• other first aid resources

Safe Work Australia says workers should be able to see and reach first aid kits fast. Keep kits near higher-risk areas and in work vehicles where staff travel for the job.

The TGA says most medical devices must be listed in the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods before suppliers can sell them in Australia. The TGA also says device rules change based on risk.

How to Check and Restock This Kit

Keep your kit clean, stocked, and easy to reach.

Check the contents after each use. In busy places, complete a first aid checklist every 3–6 months. This includes schools, sports clubs, and workplaces.

During your aid checklist, check for:

• used stock
• missing items
• opened sterile packaging
• damaged dressings or pads
• expired burn gel
• expired eye wash
• damaged gloves
• dirty or wet items
• dust inside the case
• worn zips or straps
• missing incident notes

Healthdirect says a sorted and stocked first aid kit can help in an emergency or accident. Its guide covers kit contents, storage, and use at home, work, and in cars.

Medicines and Antiseptic Swabs

This kit has alcohol-free cleaning wipes, not antiseptic swabs. Add antiseptic swabs if your checklist needs them.

Handle medicine with care. Workplace kits are different from home or personal kits.

Use personal medicine, asthma inhalers, allergy medicine, or items ordered by a doctor as directed. Follow the person’s action plan and advice from a doctor or pharmacist.

Do not add medicine to workplace aid kits unless your policies and risk checks allow it.

Why Buy From Australian Pacific Training Solutions?

Australian Pacific Training Solutions supplies kits, first aid stock, refills, and workplace support across Australia, including Victoria.

APTS also runs first aid course, CPR, and workplace safety courses. These courses help teams build the skills and knowledge they need in an emergency.

APTS can help you compare:

• portable kits
• workplace kits
• car kits
• boat kits
• snake bite kits
• burn modules
• eye care supplies
• refill stock

The right choice depends on your setting, staff numbers, risks, and how far help may be.

Do not guess with a basic pharmacy box. APTS can help you choose aid kits, maintain stock, plan refills, and link your kit with first aid training.

Buy the VOYAGER™ 2 Series Bumbag First Aid Kit

Choose the VOYAGER™ 2 Series Bumbag First Aid Kit AFAK2B for a compact, wearable first aid kit.

Use it at home, school, sport, while travelling, in a car, on a boat, or in a low-risk workplace.

Order today or contact Australian Pacific Training Solutions for help choosing the right kit. APTS can also help with supplies, refills, courses, and workplace support.

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