adamjh3
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I recently landed a job with a company that runs stand by for a variety of youth sporting events, camps, and other recreational activities. With this company the employee works as an independent contractor and as such is expected to have their own supplies. The company does have a small amount spare equipment that they can lend out, but this will add a lot of extra drive time to my commute as I'll have to pick up the equipment, drive to the event, and then drop off the equipment after the event. Not to mention the fact that it seems the company will not always have enough equipment to loan out to everyone. No gear = no job, so I'm going to take the safe route and build my own kit.
The minimum list of supplies is as follows:
Basically, my questions are:
1. Is there anything you would add (aside from a clip board and maybe a couple SAM splints)?
2. It looks like I will be responding on foot, as such I'd like to organize this all into a backpack or other easy to carry bag. Any recommendations on that front?
The minimum list of supplies is as follows:
Basically, my questions are:
1. Is there anything you would add (aside from a clip board and maybe a couple SAM splints)?
2. It looks like I will be responding on foot, as such I'd like to organize this all into a backpack or other easy to carry bag. Any recommendations on that front?
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