Workplace First Aid for Safety Managers

What we hear

Most safety managers know exactly what compliance requires. Keeping a program at and above that standard, day after day, is the harder part.

Equipment that slips out of date

AED pads and batteries expire, cabinets get used but not restocked, and eyewash stations need regular flushing that's easy to fall behind on.

Records that have to hold up

Inspectors check dates, logs, and maintenance records. A program can be in a good place and still come up short in an audit.

Too many vendors for one program

When cabinets come from one company, AEDs from another, and training from someone else, keeping it all consistent becomes its own job.

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.

Your facility, mapped

We work from your floor plans, or scan your space with a LiDAR camera to build a 3D virtual walkthrough. We use that layout to recommend how much equipment you need and where it should go, then post an evacuation plan showing every exit and piece of first aid equipment.

Equipment that’s above the ‘standard’

First aid equipment installed on the wall of a warehouse

Our first aid cabinets meet and exceed ANSI Class B kits, and over half of what's inside is there because of real-world feedback. Our eyewash stations use sealed saline canisters that stay sterile until the moment they're needed.

Certifications that stay current

Our trainers teach First Aid, CPR, AED operation, Bleeding Control, and Bloodborne Pathogens at your facility or our training center. We track recertification dates so certifications don't lapse.

Restocked and replaced on schedule

A Redicare representative restocking bandages in a first aid cabinet

Our team visits on a monthly schedule to restock what's been used and replace anything expired, with the goal of keeping every cabinet, bag, and eyewash station looking the way it did on installation day.