St. John's SJF MK2 (Marine Kit)- Small

Frequently Asked Questions

• Where should I keep the kit on ship/boat?
  The kit must be kept near the captain’s rooms or in the wheelhouse. The gear must be carried in small, partially open vessels to protect it from incoming spray and weather.
• What is first aid maritime?
  First aid maritime is intended to provide a basic understanding of the initial actions to be performed in the event of the most prevalent emergencies aboard ship. Checking for vital signs, bleeding, shattered bones, shock, burns, and scalds are among them.
• What do you need in a marine first aid kit?
  Some of the important items in St. John’s marine first aid kit are, CPR mouth to mouth device, disposable syringe, cotton wool, crepe bandage, antiseptic wipes, and so on
• What is the purpose of maritime safety kit?
  Maritime safety kit provides protection to the crew and passengers on board ships, as well as individuals who live or work near bodies of water, from risks and the risk of harm or death.
• Why a first aid kit needed in a ship/boat?
  Emergencies in the seas and oceans might require healthcare assistance. The significance of these kits is that they will have all of the necessities required for varied needs in the event of an emergency in vast bodies of water.
• What does St. John’s marine kit contains?
  St. John’s SJF MK1 (Marine Kit) – Large contains total components of 171 pieces and is suitable for boat, ship, lifecraft. The size is 40x30x5cm St. John’s SJF MK2 (Marine Kit) – Small contains total components of 83 pieces and is suitable for boat, ship, lifecraft. The size is 26x17x5cm