Workplace First Aid for Operations Managers

What we hear

In manufacturing, safety often falls to operations. Injuries show up in your numbers, and you know the hazards on your floor better than anyone.

If injuries happen, minor is better

Accidents happen, especially when people work with their hands. When someone gets hurt, the first few minutes of care matter, for that person and for the line.

Is someone trained on every shift?

If emergency care isn’t within three to four minutes of the floor, OSHA expects someone on site to be trained in first aid. With multiple shifts and steady turnover, keeping that coverage current takes real work.

Every interruption costs you

Time spent in training or walking a vendor through the plant is time away from production.

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.

Training that fits your shifts

A Redicare trainer demonstrating how to apply a bandage

Our trainers can come to your facility, or your team can train at our center. With blended learning, 80% of the course is online, and the hands-on session takes 90 minutes, so people spend less time off the floor.

Equipment built for a busy floor

First aid equipment installed on the wall of a warehouse

Our first aid cabinets meet and exceed ANSI Class B. Our eyewash stations use sterile saline cartridges that don’t need plumbing or frequent maintenance. For food manufacturing, we can stock bright blue metal-detectable bandages that are easy to spot visually or with a scanner.

Service you don’t have to manage

A Redicare representative restocking bandages in a first aid cabinet

Our team comes out on a monthly schedule to restock and keep everything ready. With experience in some of the biggest manufacturers on the East Coast, they know how busy shop floors work, so you don’t have to babysit.