CA SB687

Defines "trauma kit" as a first aid response kit containing specified items including one tourniquet endorsed by the Committee on Tactical Combat Casualty Care, one bleeding control bandage, protective gloves, a marker, scissors, and instructional documents from approved sources.

Extends "Good Samaritan Law" protections to lay rescuers and persons who render emergency care using trauma kits, and applies liability protections to entities providing trauma kit training and certification.

Requires persons or entities supplying trauma kits to provide complete information governing use, installation, operation, training, and maintenance of the kits.

Mandates that managers of occupied structures with 200+ occupants (or 300+ for assembly buildings) constructed after January 1, 2022, acquire and place at least 6 trauma kits on premises next to automated external defibrillators.

Requires building managers to inspect trauma kits every three years, restock after each use, and notify tenants annually of kit locations and provide training information; provides liability protection when these requirements are met.