Workplace First Aid for Facilities Managers

What we hear

Most buildings change over time as teams grow and spaces get reworked, and the first aid setup doesn’t always keep pace.

Is your evacuation map still accurate?

Evacuation plans often get posted once and left alone. After a renovation or a department move, the map on the wall may no longer match the building.

Is your AED close enough?

Most AED placement guidance aims for a response within three minutes. With travel time and the urgency of sudden cardiac arrest, we recommend one minute. In a large building, or one with several floors, a single unit by the front desk makes that hard.

You’re the one who gets the call

When a cabinet runs empty, an AED starts chirping about its battery, or an eyewash station goes out of service, facilities usually hear about it first, even if first aid compliance belongs to someone else.

See Redi365® in Action

Redi365® gives you real-time visibility, alerts, and reports across every location.

Watch the video to see how it works and how it keeps you prepared.

Coverage planned around your layout

We work from your floor plans, or scan your space with a LiDAR camera to build a 3D virtual walkthrough. We use that layout, including your square footage, floor count, and any hazard areas, to recommend what first aid equipment you need, and where everything should go.

A posted plan that matches your building

A green exit sign mounted to the ceiling

We create an evacuation plan that’s posted throughout the building, so everyone knows where the exits and first aid equipment are.

Equipment that’s easy to find

First aid equipment installed on the wall of a warehouse

Our first aid and AED cabinets are in durable, visible wall-mounted cabinets. Our eyewash stations require no plumbing so people can get to them within seconds of wherever chemical hazards are. Plus, we take care of all of the signage on installation.

Fewer calls about empty cabinets

A Redicare representative restocking bandages in a first aid cabinet

Our team visits on a monthly schedule to restock and keep everything ready, for a predictable flat rate. And, in an emergency, like an AED being used, we’re there within two business days to keep you prepared at no additional cost.