Enterprise Emergency Kits are designed for major organizations, including hospitals, government agencies, universities, corporate campuses, logistics hubs, and large industrial facilities. Each kit supports 500, 750, or 1000 employees using a modular system of multiple wheeled bins, each stocked with supplies for approximately 50 employees.

Bin counts include:

500 employees: 10 bins
750 employees: 15 bins
1000 employees: 20 bins

All bins contain evenly distributed per-employee essentials, food bars, water pouches, blankets, gloves, masks, and sanitation materials, so each bin functions as a complete emergency station for employees. This ensures redundancy, accessibility, and continuity even if one area becomes inaccessible during an emergency. Supplies which are not per-employee are distributed across multiple bins.

Bins can be deployed per building, per floor, or per operational unit, aligning with enterprise-level emergency planning and improving compliance with FEMA and OSHA preparedness standards. Trauma kits, communication gear, and PPE can be added for industrial, healthcare, or government environments.

FAQ

How many bins are included in an enterprise emergency kit?
Depending on size, enterprise kits include 10, 15, or 20 wheeled bins, each stocked to support about 50 employees.

Why divide supplies across many bins?
Multiple bins provide redundancy. If one area is inaccessible, other bins still provide complete 72-hour supplies.

Where should bins be deployed?
Large organizations place bins by building, by floor, in secure storage rooms, or near emergency assembly areas.

Are enterprise kits compliant with FEMA and OSHA guidelines?
Yes. They include food, water, sanitation, lighting, first aid, and shelter resources for the required 72-hour period.

Can enterprise kits be customized?
Absolutely. Most large organizations add trauma kits, AEDs, radios, PPE, and department-specific equipment.