Sam Splint
Tongue Depressors
4" x 4" sterile Compresses
2" x 2 " sterile Compresses
Assorted Bandages
Multi-Tool (knife, pliers, screwdrivers, etc.)
Scissors
Safety Pins
Ziploc Bags (various sizes)
Cravats
Medical Tape
Rubber Gloves
Instant Glucose, sugar, or honey
Wrist-Watch with second hand
2" sterile Roller Bandages (cling)
Pocket Mask
Flash Light (w/ extra batteries)
Accident Report Form
Rescue Blanket
Tweezers

The above is a list - no more no less than that - a list..
There are items you might consider putting in your pack but time and experience will determine what you really want to carry. The only thing that you do need to carry are Rubber gloves - for your protection. After that consider what common injuries you may come across on your shift. Then stock your pack accordingly. Unsure what your shift handles - talk to your Hill Chief