Medium Office Emergency Kits are designed for workplaces with 20–100 employees, including corporate offices, retail stores, medical groups, call centers, and multi-suite buildings. Depending on employee size, these kits are packed in multi-pail systems or wheeled bins that can be placed strategically throughout the workplace for fast and equal access during an emergency.
✔ 20-person kits
Use three sanitation pails, each containing a portion of the emergency supplies. These pails allow flexible placement in smaller offices, break rooms, or department areas.
✔ 30–50-person kits
Packed in one wheeled emergency bin, stocked with complete 72-hour supplies for the entire employee group.
✔ 60–100-person kits
Packed in two wheeled bins, allowing employers to place one per floor or per department to improve accessibility and reduce congestion during evacuations or shelter-in-place events.
Per-employee essentials such as food bars, water pouches, blankets, and masks are evenly allocated across the pails and bins, ensuring each unit contains supplies for approximately 30–50 employees (or evenly distributed across the three pails for 20-person kits). This ensures redundancy: if one area becomes inaccessible during an emergency, other pails or bins still provide complete support.
These kits follow FEMA’s 72-hour guidelines and help companies meet OSHA expectations for emergency preparedness. Items include long-shelf-life food and water, first aid supplies, sanitation items, lighting, blankets, tools, and communication materials suitable for earthquakes, power outages, evacuations, and shelter-in-place scenarios.
FAQ
How are the kits packaged for different employee sizes?
20-person kits use three sanitation pails.
30–50-person kits use one wheeled emergency bin.
60–100-person kits use two wheeled bins.
Why are supplies divided across multiple pails or bins?
Supplies are evenly distributed so each pail or bin can support its assigned employee count. This ensures redundancy and fast access during emergencies.
How many employees does each pail or bin support?
Each bin typically supports 30–50 employees, while 20-person kits use three pails evenly allocated.
Where should bins or pails be placed?
Businesses usually place bins or pails per floor, per department, or along evacuation routes to maximize accessibility.
Do these kits include food and water for everyone?
Yes. Food bars and water pouches are allocated evenly across pails or bins to ensure complete 72-hour support.
Can we customize kits for our building layout?
Yes. Additional pails, trauma kits, radios, PPE, or floor-specific add-ons can be added.
