Trafalgar First Aid Kits — Quick Reference (AS 2675)
Trafalgar = Australian first aid kit brand — workplace, vehicle, remote/outdoor and industry-specific kits, built to AS 2675 and the model WHS Code of Practice for first aid in the workplace. Our First Aid Kit Guide: AS 2675 & Workplace Compliance covers what a compliant kit needs and how many your site requires.
| Trafalgar Kit | Best For |
|---|---|
| National Workplace First Aid Kit (Wall Mount / Portable) | General workplace compliance — office, warehouse, workshop |
| PV1 Passenger / HV1 Heavy Vehicle First Aid Kit | Fleet, trade vehicles, company cars |
| 4WD Adventurer / National Outdoor & Remote Kit | Remote sites, 4WD, field work |
| Snake Bite / Burns First Aid Kit | Specific-risk workplaces (rural, kitchen, outdoor) |
| Food & Beverage Manufacturing Kit | Food production sites — metal-detectable contents |
| Refill & Module Packs (Burns, Wound Management) | Restocking existing kits without buying a new case |
Compliance: The exact kit and quantity required depends on your workplace's size, risk profile and number of workers, per the model WHS Code of Practice: First Aid in the Workplace and AS 2675. Brand: Trafalgar. Companion: first aid kits & supplies, First Aiders Choice.
Trafalgar First Aid Kits for Australian Workplaces, Vehicles & Sites
Trafalgar is an established Australian first aid brand, and AIMS Industrial stocks the Trafalgar range across general workplace compliance kits, vehicle and fleet kits, remote and outdoor kits, and a set of specific-risk and industry kits, along with the refill packs needed to keep an existing kit stocked.
Workplace compliance kits
The National Workplace First Aid Kit range — available in wall-mounted ABS plastic or metal cases, and portable soft-case or polypropylene versions — is the standard starting point for meeting workplace first aid obligations under the model WHS Code of Practice and AS 2675. Kit size and placement should be assessed against your workplace's number of workers, layout and risk level; our First Aid Kit Guide: AS 2675 & Workplace Compliance walks through how that assessment works and what a compliant kit needs to contain.
Vehicle and fleet kits
PV1 (Passenger Vehicle) and HV1 (Heavy Vehicle) kits are sized and contents-matched for cars, utes and trucks respectively, and are a common fleet and trade vehicle requirement alongside a workplace's fixed-location kits.
Remote, outdoor and 4WD kits
The 4WD Adventurer, Survival, and National Outdoor and Remote Area kits step up the contents and durability for field work, remote sites and off-road travel, where help is further away and a kit needs to cover a wider range of incidents.
Specific-risk and industry kits
Snake Bite kits suit rural and outdoor-risk sites; Burns kits and burns refill modules suit kitchens, hospitality and industrial heat-risk environments; the Food & Beverage Manufacturing kit is built for food production sites where contents need to meet food-safety handling requirements; Mining-specific kits are built for site-based mining first aid requirements.
Refills and modules
Rather than replacing an entire kit case, Trafalgar's refill packs and modules (including dedicated Burn Module and Wound Management Module packs) let you restock consumed items or top up a specific category of supplies in an existing kit.
Not sure which kit — or how many — your site needs? contact our team or request a quote, and see our First Aid Kit Guide: AS 2675 & Workplace Compliance for the compliance detail.
People Also Ask — Trafalgar
Q: What does an Australian workplace first aid kit need to comply with?
Workplace first aid kits in Australia are assessed against the model WHS Code of Practice: First Aid in the Workplace and AS 2675, which guide what a kit should contain and how many kits a workplace needs based on its size, layout, number of workers and risk profile. Our First Aid Kit Guide covers this in detail.
Q: How many first aid kits does my workplace need?
That depends on the number of workers, the size and layout of the site, and the level of risk involved in the work — a single small office has different needs to a multi-site warehouse or a higher-risk industrial workplace. See our First Aid Kit Guide for how that assessment works, or contact our team for guidance.
Q: Wall mount or portable first aid kit — which do I need?
Wall-mounted kits (ABS plastic or metal case) suit a fixed location like an office, workshop or lunchroom. Portable kits (soft case or polypropylene case) suit sites where the kit needs to move with a work crew, be carried to an incident, or go in a vehicle.
Q: What's the difference between the PV1 and HV1 vehicle kits?
PV1 is sized and contents-matched for passenger vehicles (cars, utes), while HV1 is the Heavy Vehicle kit, matched to the first aid needs of trucks and larger fleet vehicles.
Q: Can I just buy a refill instead of a new first aid kit?
Yes — Trafalgar refill packs and modules (including Burn Module and Wound Management Module packs) let you restock consumed items in an existing kit case rather than buying an entirely new kit.