Small Office Emergency Kits (1-20 Employees)

Small Office Emergency Kits support workplaces with 1 to 20 personnel during short duration shelter in place events. Kits combine individual evacuation backpacks with group kits staged in accessible areas so employees have immediate access to water, food, lighting, sanitation supplies, and first aid materials. This scale is common for storefronts, professional offices, dental and medical suites, nonprofit teams, and field office locations. Kits are placed near shared work areas or reception points where they can be reached without leaving the workspace during an emergency.

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Small office kits support emergency planning by providing self contained resources directly where personnel work. This allows a small team to stabilize conditions, maintain essential needs, and initiate shelter in place procedures until building or agency level resources are active. A common approach is to assign individual evacuation backpacks for personal supplies and supplement them with a group kit that provides water, food, sanitation, first aid, and lighting for up to 20 employees. Standardized contents simplify deployment across multiple small sites, especially when organizations manage many offices or storefronts. Rotation cycles are straightforward, and supplies can be replenished through centralized procurement to maintain consistency across locations.

FAQ

How many people does a small kit support?
Typically 1 to 20 personnel depending on workspace layout and shift coverage.

What is the difference between backpack kits and group kits?
Backpacks are portable evacuation supplies for one to four people. Group kits are centralized supplies that support 5 to 20 employees with shared resources such as sanitation and lighting.

Where should small kits be staged?
Near reception areas or any accessible point that remains available during shelter in place events.

Do these kits support 72 hour planning?
Yes. Kits include food, water, lighting, sanitation, and first aid items intended to support early response actions until additional resources are available.

Can kits be customized for specific workplaces?
Yes. Kits can be tailored with industry specific items such as PPE or extra first aid supplies. Branding can also be added through logo imprinting or custom sticker labels to support identification, inventory control, and deployment across multiple offices.