NAR Occupational Trauma · Logging Logging First Aid & Trauma Kit — Soft Case The same OSHA-exceeding trauma load as the hard case, in a compact, rugged nylon bag with 550-cord pulls — built to stow where a hard case won’t fit and survive the cab of a working logging rig. Exceeds OSHA 1910.266 App A C-A-T tourniquet 550-cord zipper pulls 2 versions Not every logging rig has room for a hard case. Cab space is tight, gear competes for every cubic foot, and a kit that won’t stow gets left behind — which means it isn’t there when a saw kicks back. The NAR Logging First Aid & Trauma Kit — Soft Case delivers the same OSHA-exceeding capability as its hard-case sibling in a slim nylon bag that fits behind a seat, in a door pocket, or in an equipment compartment. A compliance kit that doesn’t fit in the truck is a compliance kit that stays in the truck. Where does yours ride? Rugged zippered nylon construction with 550-cord pulls is built for active logging conditions — truck cabs, equipment compartments, field storage — while staying compact enough for spaces a hard case can’t use. Like the hard case, the kit centers on the C-A-T tourniquet, the CoTCCC-recommended standard for extremity hemorrhage control, and includes a Just-In-Time Bleeding Control card so any crew member — trained or not — can act on a catastrophic bleed. Why This Kit Compact, Stows Anywhere Soft nylon bag with 550-cord pulls fits behind seats and in equipment compartments — the OSHA-exceeding load that actually travels with the crew. CoTCCC-Recommended Core Contents include the CoTCCC-recommended C-A-T tourniquet and Responder ETD — double compressed gauze for the deep wound packing chainsaw and crush injuries demand. Built For Untrained Crews A Just-In-Time Bleeding Control card and a labeled contents inventory let any crew member act and account for supplies, regardless of medical background. Burn & Eye Coverage BurnTec dressing, eye wash, and polycarbonate eye shields address the fuel-burn and debris hazards specific to saw and equipment work. Kit Contents Item Qty C-A-T Tourniquet (Orange) — CoTCCC-recommended 1 Responder ETD 4 in. — CoTCCC-recommended 1 Responder Compressed Gauze 2 Gauze Pad 8 × 10 in. (pk 2) 2 Gauze Pad 4 × 4 in. (pk 2) 2 2 in. Elastic Wrap Bandage 2 Triangular Bandage 2 Adhesive Bandages 1 × 3 in. 16 BurnTec Dressing 4 × 4 in. 1 SAM Splint 1 Responder Nitrile Gloves (Large) 2 pr Antiseptic Towelette 10 Sting & Bite Towelette 10 CPR Microshield Mask 1 Eye Wash Solution 1 oz 1 Polycarbonate Eye Shield (Orange) 2 Instant Cold Compress 6 × 9 in. 2 Mini Surgical Tape Roll 2 in. 1 Splinter Forceps 4.5 in. 1 Responder Trauma Shears (Large) 1 Survival Blanket 1 Inspection Card 1 Contents Inventory Card 1 Just-In-Time Bleeding Control Card 1 w/Bleeding Control Dressing (80-1189) adds 1× hemostatic Bleeding Control Dressing for wound packing. Versions Version SKU Hemostatic Add Basic 80-1188 — w/Bleeding Control Dressing 80-1189 Hemostatic dressing for wound packing Who Fields It Logging & Forestry Crews Compact OSHA-exceeding coverage for crews who need the kit to ride in the cab, not the shop. Per-Vehicle Staging Slim format for staging one kit per truck or skidder across a fleet without dedicating a hard-case footprint. Remote Trail & Field Work Backcountry and right-of-way crews who carry the kit on foot to the cut. Build It Out Stage the hard case at the shop or landing and the soft case in the trucks; standardize tourniquets across both. Logging Kit — Hard Case → Type IV ANSI hard case with lid organizer for the landing or shop. Massive Hemorrhage Control → Resupply tourniquets, hemostatic gauze, and pressure dressings. C-A-T Gen 7 Tourniquet → Standardize one CoTCCC-recommended tourniquet across the operation. The Bag, Up Close The Kit That Actually Rides Along OSHA-exceeding trauma capability and a CoTCCC-recommended tourniquet in a bag slim enough to live behind the seat. Basic 80-1188 w/BCD 80-1189 Genuine North American Rescue Sourced direct from North American Rescue. Specifications Compliance Exceeds OSHA Standard 1910.266 App A Case Type Zippered nylon soft bag, 550-cord pulls Weight 6 lb Versions / SKUs Basic 80-1188 · w/BCD 80-1189 Manufacturer North American Rescue When to Deploy Logging First Aid & Trauma Kit - Soft Case Per-vehicle OSHA compliance in the logging cab: The compact nylon bag stows behind a seat or in a door pocket — the OSHA-exceeding kit that actually travels with the operator to the cut, not left in the shop. Chainsaw laceration immediate response: The C-A-T® tourniquet and double compressed gauze address the dominant logging injury — extremity laceration and amputation — from the cab of the skidder or feller buncher. Remote right-of-way and trail crew carry: Crews working on foot carry the soft case to the work site, providing OSHA-exceeding coverage at the actual point of injury. Burn and eye injury treatment: BurnTec dressing and polycarbonate eye shields treat fuel burns and debris exposure — injuries specific to saw operations and equipment maintenance. Paired with hard case for complete logging site coverage: Stage the soft case in each truck and the hard case at the landing or shop — full site coverage without redundancy. Best practice: The 550-cord zipper pulls are more than an aesthetic choice — they allow gloved-hand kit access without removing gloves. In a chainsaw emergency, operator gloves are likely already on. Train your crew to open the kit with gloves on. How Logging First Aid & Trauma Kit - Soft Case Compares Logging Kit Soft Case vs. Hard Case: Same OSHA-exceeding contents, different packaging. The Hard Case is for landing, shop, or stationary staging where impact protection and clear inspection are priorities. The soft case is for vehicle and mobile carry where the compact format matters more than hard-shell protection. Soft Case vs. PABC (Public Access Bleeding Control) kit: The PABC kit family is designed for lay-responder public access. The Logging Soft Case includes OSHA 1910.266-aligned contents specifically selected for the logging industry injury pattern and regulatory requirement. Logging Soft Case vs. EDC Ankle Trauma Kit: The EDC Ankle Trauma Kit is an individual personal carry kit. The Logging Soft Case is a workplace compliance kit for the logging industry — more comprehensive contents for a multi-person work environment. Frequently Asked Questions Q: Does the Logging Soft Case meet OSHA 1910.266? A: Yes. The kit exceeds OSHA Standard 1910.266 Appendix A for logging industry first-aid kits. The C-A-T® tourniquet and Just-In-Time Bleeding Control card go beyond the OSHA minimum requirement. Q: What SKUs are available for the soft case? A: Basic (SKU 80-1188) and w/Bleeding Control Dressing (SKU 80-1189). The BCD version adds a hemostatic dressing for wound packing. Both configurations exceed OSHA 1910.266 App A. Q: Is the C-A-T® in this kit CoTCCC-recommended? A: Yes. The Combat Application Tourniquet (C-A-T®) included in the Logging Soft Case is CoTCCC-recommended as the standard extremity tourniquet for life-threatening extremity hemorrhage. Q: How often should the soft case be inspected? A: Inspect monthly and after any deployment. OSHA 1910.266 requires employers to maintain first-aid kits — use the included inspection card to document each inspection. Q: Can multiple units be ordered for fleet compliance? A: Yes. Contact MED-TAC International for quantity pricing and procurement for logging fleet compliance programs. NAR logging kits are available in quantity for commercial and government buyers. Related searches: logging first aid kit soft case, OSHA 1910.266 logging kit, forestry trauma bag, chainsaw injury soft kit, compact logging trauma kit, logging crew tourniquet kit. All products sourced direct from North American Rescue. CoTCCC recommendation status verified where applicable. Ships from MED-TAC International, Pembroke Pines, FL — clinician-founded, veteran-led, SDVOSB-certified.
