SEAMAN Liferaft First Aid Kit (FAK)

The SEAMAN Liferaft First Aid Kit stores emergency medical supplies inside a compact, waterproof case built for maritime survival situations. The outer shell is usually hard plastic or a heat-sealed pouch, rated to keep contents dry even if the liferaft takes on water during rough seas. Kit weight stays low, typically under 1 kilogram, so it doesn’t take up space needed for other survival gear inside the raft’s limited storage compartments.

Contents follow SOLAS (Safety of Life at Sea) guidelines, including bandages, antiseptic wipes, burn dressings, seasickness tablets, and basic wound closure materials. Some kits add a small pair of scissors, safety pins, and a foil emergency blanket for hypothermia risk after extended time in cold water or wind exposure. Packaging inside the case uses individually sealed items, keeping supplies sterile until needed, even after months of storage without use. Shelf life for most kits runs 2 to 3 years, after which expired items need replacing to keep the kit compliant with maritime safety standards.

Size fits standard liferaft storage pockets, usually built into commercial and naval liferafts as a mandatory inclusion under maritime safety regulations. Labeling on the case is bright orange or red, with clear markings so crew members locate the kit quickly during an emergency without searching through unmarked storage bags.

Commercial shipping vessels carry these kits as a mandatory safety item aboard liferafts, checked during routine safety inspections. Naval and coast guard vessels also stock them for the same reason, alongside fishing boats operating in deep water where rescue response time can run into hours or longer.

Tactical Supply Pakistan supplies SEAMAN Liferaft First Aid Kits to shipping companies, naval units, and fishing vessel operators across Pakistan. Kits meet standard maritime safety requirements and ship ready for immediate liferaft storage.