Kaiser Permanente Emergency Evacuation Kit

This Kaiser-specific (discount applied at checkout) commercial-grade evacuation kit is engineered for workplaces, facilities, and regulated environments that require documented emergency readiness. Built around FEMA first-72-hours planning assumptions and OSHA-style emergency action standards, the kit provides one person with food, water, shelter, light, communications, and medical coverage for a 48-hour evacuation or shelter-in-place window. The backpack format supports rapid egress during power loss, fire alarm activation, earthquake evacuation, or delayed external response scenarios. Contents This kit has food for two days (4800kcals), pure water for your first day, and all the tools you need to forage water for up to 10 days. It goes on your back and allows you to walk out of your danger zone. We suggest that you put an old set of clothes into the kit, and anything else (meds, spare glasses, etc.) that you might need. Food 2 Days @ 2400 kcals/day — 2400cal Emergency Food Bars Water 24 hrs @ 2 Liters of Emergency Drinking Water 10-Pack of Water Purification Tablets for extended hydration Heat Emergency Mylar Blanket — Designed to reflect 90% of your body heat 5 × 24-Hour Body Warmer Pads Light 1 × LED Hand-Squeeze Flashlight 2 × Green Light Stick — 12 hours each per night Shelter Emergency Poncho with Hood Communications 1 × Safety Whistle 1 × Signal Mirror Tools 1 × Multi-Function Tool 1 × Trail Compass and Map Reader First Aid 1 × 10-Person OSHA First Aid Kit (75-Piece) Storage 1 × Single-Person Backpack with additional room for emergency clothing and personal materials Personal Hygiene Sub-kit 6 × Cleansing Towelettes 3 × Pocket Tissue Pack 1 × 4oz Hand Sanitizer 1 × Wash Cloth 1 × Toothbrush 1 × Hair Comb 3 × Tampax Tampons 3 × Sanitary Napkins 2 × Waste Bags Engineered for Workplace Evacuation & Emergency Response This kit supports emergency action planning for: Office and commercial facility evacuation Earthquake and wildfire response environments Power outage and delayed external assistance scenarios Employee emergency go-bag programs and compliance audits Components are selected for reliability, shelf life, and standardized coverage — not retail convenience.