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·        Backpack/duffel bag: bright color with multiple compartments

·        Canteens/camel back

·        Leather gloves: heavy duty work gloves, all leather insulated

·        Leather gloves: heavy duty work gloves, all leather non-insulated

·        Green safety helmet

·        Green safety vest

·        Extra orange vest

·        Safety goggles

·        Sun glasses

·        Dust mask

·        Hearing protection

·        All leather work boots

·        Heavy duty long pants: jeans or EMT pants work well

·        Belt

·        Long sleeve shirt

·        Extra clothing, especially extra socks

·        Leather or other heavy duty coat

·        Cold weather work overalls

·        Wool hat

·        Scarf

·        Watch with second hand

·        Blood pressure kit – if trained to use

·        Signal whistle – keep where easily accessible, i.e. attached to shoulder strap of backpack

·        Small flash light – i.e. mini MagLite

·        Large flash light

·        Flood light

·        Lantern with extra fuel

·        Compact camp stove (for use in cold weather)

·        Reflective material/tape

·        50’ minimum rope

·        duct tape

·        Compact water filter

·        Water purification tablets

·        Folding knife with 1-3” blade

·        Multi-tool – i.e. Swiss army Knife, or Leatherman

·        Waterproof matches

·        Clean steel wool, fire starting sticks, magnesium fire starter, etc

·        Candles

·        Fire starting material

·        1 sealed roll of toilet paper

·        Several large garbage bags

·        Poncho/rain suit

·        Personal First Aid Kit

·        Multiple casualty First Aid Kit – should include standard First Aid Kit items for multiple victims, plus razor blades, iodine or other antiseptic (iodine works well to stain skin to mark treatments), extra gloves, scissors, aspirin,

·        Latex gloves or equivalent

·        Extra bandages

·        Gauze

·        Medical tape

·        Sun screen

·        Chap stick

·        Splints – improvised or commercially available, air splints are good commercially available splints for amateur rescuer

·        Insect repellent

·        antiseptic

·        2 way radios with extra batteries

·        AM/FM radio with extra batteries

·        Car charger for cell phones

·        Tarp

·        Emergency space blankets

·        Wool blankets

·        Sleeping bag

·        ABC fire extinguisher

·        Survival food – i.e. military MREs (Meals Ready to Eat), food that needs little or no prep time and long shelf life, should provide a lot of calories

·        Small notebook with pen/pencil

·        Compass

·        Hatchet

·        Ax

·        Cribbing material

·        Pack saw

·        Folding shovel

·        Triage tags/clips

·        Zip ties

·        Clean towels

·        Clean rags

·        Pepper spray – readily accessible

·        Backboard, litter, stretcher, or other commercial patient transfer sheets

·        Hand soap and/or no rinse antiseptic hand cleaner

·        Emergency ladder

·        Safety pins

·        Personal sewing kit

·        Hand tools – pliers, screw drivers, wrenches, etc