DE SB104

Requires at least 6 trauma kits to be placed in clearly visible, centrally located, and easily accessible areas in specified buildings including grocery stores, restaurants, hotels, schools, courthouses, healthcare facilities, gyms, theaters, and workplaces with 50+ people on site

Trauma kits must contain a Committee on Tactical Combat Casualty Care-endorsed tourniquet, bleeding control bandage, nonlatex gloves, marker, scissors, and instructional documents from Stop the Bleed or similar programs (chest seals are explicitly prohibited)

Building managers must inspect trauma kits annually to replace expired or missing materials, restock after each use, and notify tenants yearly about kit locations and training resources

Provides civil liability protection for building managers who comply with requirements and for individuals who use trauma kits to render emergency care

Violations carry administrative penalties of $100 for first offense and $250 for subsequent offenses, with the Departments of Labor and Health and Social Services responsible for implementing regulations; effective 180 days after enactment