OSHA-COMPLIANT TRAUMA SOLUTIONS FOR HIGH-HAZARD WORKSITES
Your Workers Can Bleed Out in 3 Minutes.
Your EMS Response Time is 7-10 Minutes.
What's Your Plan?
1,075
Construction Deaths in 2023
2,424
Workplace Amputations in 2023
39.2%
of Construction Deaths from Falls
$43,000
Cost Per Medically Consulted Injury
Exceeds OSHA 1910.151 & 1926.50 Requirements
ANSI/ISEA Z308.1-2021 Class B Compliant
Stop the Bleed® Training Available
Physician-Owned, SOF Veteran-Led
Every Site Visit. Every Inspection. Every Incident.
Are You Truly Prepared?
The Stakes:
OSHA Requirements You Can't Ignore:
- Trained first-aid personnel on-site when medical facilities aren't within 3-4 minutes
- Adequate first-aid supplies readily available
- Weatherproof containers with individually sealed items
- Weekly documented inspections of all kits
- Emergency eyewash/shower stations where corrosives present
The Real Costs of Non-Compliance:
- OSHA Citations: Up to $16,550 per violation
- Repeat Violations: Up to $165,514
- Cost Per Medically Consulted Injury: $43,000
- Workplace Fatality: Average cost $1.46M
- Workers' Compensation: Poor safety record increases premiums
The Harsh Reality:
What Actually Happens on Your Sites:
- Severe laceration from circular saw
- Crush injury from heavy equipment
- Amputation from machinery entanglement
- Fall from scaffold or ladder
- Electrical burn from arc flash
- Chemical exposure requiring decontamination
Critical Response Window:
3-5 minutes: Worker can bleed out from severe hemorrhage
3-4 minutes: OSHA's "near proximity" threshold
7-10 minutes: Typical urban EMS response
15-20 minutes: Rural site response time
Every minute: 10% decrease in cardiac arrest survival
Your Complete Jobsite Medical Defense System
Multiple Access Points. Zero Excuses. Total Coverage.
The Foundation of Site Safety
- Wall-mounted stations at offices, trailers, break areas
- High-visibility cabinets co-located with AEDs
- 8-pack configuration for multi-casualty readiness
- 3-minute access from any work area
Station Options:
- Clear Polycarbonate Cabinet: Maximum visibility, tamper-evident, alarm-ready
- Metal Semi-Recessed: Low-profile, powder-coated, one-pull opening
- Weather-Resistant: ANSI/ISEA Z308.1 Type III/IV rated for harsh environments
Featured Products:
Rapid Response Where Work Happens
- Portable trauma backpacks for crew leaders
- Pelican cases for severe conditions
- Follow the work to remote areas
- Radio-equipped responder capability
Deployment Strategy:
- 1 kit per active crew (10-15 workers)
- Positioned with site supervisors
- Staged at high-risk operations
- Quick-deploy for multiple casualties
Featured Products:
TRAMEDIC® Wall Kit - Removable soft case
NAR Trauma & First Aid Kit - Class A/B
Mobilize Comprehensive Trauma Kit by ZOLL
Every Vehicle. Every Piece of Equipment.
- Truck cab mounting for all company vehicles
- Heavy equipment integration
- Weather-sealed containers
- Daily inspection integration
Coverage Requirements:
- All licensed vehicles
- Cranes and lifts
- Excavators and dozers
- Forklifts in warehouses
Featured Products:
Curaplex Stop the Bleed Kit - Individual - Intermediate
TRAMEDIKIT Basic Trauma Kit
When Seconds Count Most
- Belt/vest mounted for immediate access
- High-risk roles: Equipment operators, welders, riggers
- Self-aid/buddy-aid capability
- Compact, rugged design
Who Needs IFAKs:
- Heavy machinery operators
- Demolition crews
- Electrical workers
- Heights/confined space teams
Featured Products:
Implementation Roadmap
Assess
Deploy
Train
Document
Maintain
Navigate OSHA Requirements with Confidence
From Minimum Compliance to Best-in-Class Protection
| OSHA Minimum | Industry Standard | MED-TAC Solutions |
|---|---|---|
| "Adequate" supplies | ANSI Z308.1 Class A | Exceeds ANSI Z308.1 Class B |
| Basic first aid items | Standard trauma supplies | Hemorrhage control focus |
| Person trained in first aid | CPR/AED certified | Stop the Bleed® certified |
| Supplies "readily available" | Single first aid station | 4-Layer System™ |
| Weather-proof container | Basic sealed kits | ANSI Type IV ruggedized |
29 CFR 1910.151 (General Industry)
- Medical personnel requirements based on proximity
- Adequate first-aid supplies readily available
- Emergency eyewash/shower for corrosive exposure
MED-TAC Exceeds: Class B kits with CAT tourniquet included
29 CFR 1926.50 (Construction)
- First-aid supplies in weatherproof containers
- Individual sealed packets
- Weekly inspection documentation
- Certified first-aider when hospital not "reasonably accessible"
MED-TAC Exceeds: Inspection cards included with kits
ANSI/ISEA Z308.1-2021 Updates
- Class B includes arterial tourniquet requirement
- Foil blanket for shock prevention
- Increased gauze quantities
MED-TAC Advantage: Latest 2021-compliant inventory
Build Your Compliance System:
Inspection cards included with MED-TAC kits
Weekly inspection logs (create based on OSHA requirements)
Training attendance tracking
Inventory management systems
Incident response protocols
Inspection Readiness Scorecard:
Kits within 3-minute access?
Weather-sealed containers?
Current inspection tags?
Trained personnel per shift?
Posted emergency procedures?
Documentation current?
Equipped for Your Site's Specific Hazards
Evidence-Based Solutions for Construction's Most Severe Injuries
SEVERE HEMORRHAGE/AMPUTATION
The Threat:
Exsanguination in 3-5 minutes
Mechanism:
Saw injuries, machinery entanglement, crushing
Critical Supplies:
- CAT Gen 7 Tourniquets - CoTCCC recommended
- Hemostatic agents - Such as Celox Gauze
- Emergency Trauma Dressing - Pressure application
Real Save:
Lebanon, OH - Tourniquet saved worker after leg crush
PENETRATING CHEST TRAUMA
The Threat:
Tension pneumothorax
Mechanism:
Impalement, projectile injuries, falls onto rebar
Critical Supplies:
- HyFin Vent Chest Seals - Vented design
- Twin pack for entry/exit wounds
- Occlusive dressing backup
Protocol:
Immediate seal application, position of comfort
CRUSH INJURIES
The Threat:
Compartment syndrome, rhabdomyolysis
Mechanism:
Equipment rollover, structural collapse, entrapment
Critical Supplies:
- SAM Splints - Moldable immobilization
- Ace wraps - Compression control
- Hypothermia kit - Prevent shock
Key:
Do NOT remove crushing object without medical direction
FALLS FROM HEIGHT
The Threat:
Multi-system trauma, internal bleeding
Mechanism:
Scaffold, ladder, roof, structural steel
Critical Supplies:
- Cervical collars - Spinal protection
- Backboards/scoops - Safe movement
- Pelvic binders - Hemorrhage control
Statistics:
421 construction deaths from falls in 2023
ELECTRICAL BURNS
The Threat:
Cardiac arrest, tissue destruction
Mechanism:
Arc flash, electrocution, power line contact
Critical Supplies:
- Burn dressings - Non-adherent
- AED - Defibrillation ready
- CPR masks - Protected ventilation
Protocol:
Scene safety first, assume cardiac involvement
HAZMAT/CHEMICAL EXPOSURE
The Threat:
Corrosive burns, respiratory compromise
Mechanism:
Concrete burns, solvent exposure, acid contact
Critical Supplies:
- Eyewash stations - 15-minute flush capability per ANSI Z358.1
- Decontamination supplies
- Burn sheets - Chemical resistant
Compliance:
Required where corrosives present
Scalable Solutions for Every Site Size
From 10-Person Crews to 500+ Worker Projects
SMALL SITES (10-25 Workers)
Typical Projects: Residential, small commercial, renovations
Your 4-Layer Configuration:
- Layer 1: 1 wall station (8-pack) at main entrance/trailer
- Layer 2: 1 mobile kit with supervisor
- Layer 3: Kit in each vehicle (2-3 typically)
- Layer 4: IFAKs for equipment operators
Recommended Products:
- Public Access Bleeding Control Station - Basic 8-Pack
- NAR Trauma Kit - Class A
- Individual Bleeding Control Kits (5-pack)
Investment Range: $1,500 - $2,500
Covers: OSHA compliance + rapid hemorrhage control
MEDIUM SITES (25-100 Workers)
Typical Projects: Multi-story commercial, industrial facilities
Your 4-Layer Configuration:
- Layer 1: 2-3 wall stations (strategic placement)
- Layer 2: 2-3 mobile kits (crew leaders)
- Layer 3: All vehicle equipped (5-8 vehicles)
- Layer 4: IFAKs for high-risk trades
Recommended Products:
- Public Access Stations - Intermediate 8-Pack
- NAR Trauma Kits - Class B
- TRAMEDIC Cabinet Kit
- Curaplex Multi-Pack Kits
Investment Range: $3,500 - $6,000
Covers: Multi-floor access, crew mobility
LARGE SITES (100-500 Workers)
Typical Projects: High-rises, hospitals, infrastructure
Your 4-Layer Configuration:
- Layer 1: 4-8 wall stations (per floor/zone)
- Layer 2: 4-6 mobile kits (area supervisors)
- Layer 3: Full fleet equipped (15+ vehicles)
- Layer 4: IFAKs for 30%+ of workforce
Recommended Products:
- Public Access Stations - Advanced with Celox
- Mobilize Comprehensive Trauma Kit
- MOJO Public Access Trauma Stations
- Bulk IFAK programs
Investment Range: $8,000 - $15,000
Covers: Mass casualty capability, zone coverage
MEGA PROJECTS (500+ Workers)
Typical Projects: Stadiums, airports, industrial complexes
Custom Program Design:
- Dedicated medical trailer/room
- EMT/Paramedic staffing considerations
- Mass casualty incident planning
- Integrated command structure
Calculate Your Savings:
From Bystander to Lifesaver in 90 Minutes
Stop the Bleed® Certification for Your Entire Workforce
The Training Program
STOP THE BLEED® TRAINING
Duration:
90 minutes hands-on
Certificate:
Certificate of completion
Class Size:
Up to 30 participants
Core Skills Taught:
- Recognize life-threatening bleeding
- Direct pressure application
- Wound packing techniques
- Tourniquet application (self & buddy)
- Patient positioning & shock prevention
Who Should Be Trained:
- Mandatory: Site supervisors, foremen, safety officers
- Recommended: Equipment operators, riggers, welders
- Ideal: Entire workforce for comprehensive coverage
MED-TAC INSTRUCTOR CREDENTIALS
- Physician-owned, SOF veteran-led company
- Instructors trained MARSOC, USMS Special Operations
- TCCC/TECC doctrine experts
- Real-world experience - instructor saved by these techniques in Afghanistan
Documentation & Compliance
Training Documentation
Standard Training Deliverables:
- Certificate of completion (after hands‑on skills)
- Training completion verification
- Skills demonstration checklist
- Recommended refresher schedule
Frequency Recommendations
Initial Training:
New employee orientation, transfer to high-risk role, post‑incident reinforcement
Annual:
Brief skills review (20 min)
Biennial:
Full recertification
Monthly:
5‑minute toolbox talks
Integration with Safety Programs
Combines With:
- CPR/AED certification
- Bloodborne pathogen training
- Emergency action plan drills
- OSHA 30-hour courses
"REAL IMPACT"
U.S. Army Crane Ammunition Activity implemented Stop the Bleed program to train workforce. Program covers remote worksites with explosive hazards and heavy machinery - similar risks to construction.
Professional-Grade Medical Equipment Trusted by Military & First Responders
OSHA-Compliant Solutions Starting at $62.00
Every Dollar Invested Returns $2 or More in Savings
Calculate Your Site's Potential Cost Reduction
Interactive ROI Calculator
Industry Averages (Pre-filled):
Average injury cost: $43,000
Average fatality cost: $1,460,000
Workers' comp cost reduction: 26%
Injury claim reduction: 9.4%
Your Calculated Savings
| Savings Category | Year 1 | 3-Year Total |
|---|---|---|
| Reduced injury costs | $XX,XXX | $XXX,XXX |
| Workers' comp premium reduction | $XX,XXX | $XXX,XXX |
| Avoided OSHA citations | $XX,XXX | $XXX,XXX |
| Productivity gains | $XX,XXX | $XXX,XXX |
| Total Savings | $XXX,XXX | $XXX,XXX |
Investment Required
$XX,XXX
ROI
XXX%
Payback Period
X.X months
Cost Breakdown Visualization
Medical costs (40%) • Lost productivity (38%) • Administrative (12%) • Other (10%)
"26% Reduction in Workers' Comp Costs"
Cal/OSHA study: Workplaces saw average $355,000 savings after safety improvements
Why Safety Leaders Choose MED‑TAC
PHYSICIAN‑OWNED
Medical expertise driving product selection
SOF VETERAN‑LED
Combat‑proven trauma protocols
C‑TECC PARTNER
Recognized in tactical medicine community
AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR
Genuine products, no counterfeits
"Our Training Saves Lives - Literally"
"One of our instructors was SAVED in Afghanistan by teammates using the same TCCC concepts we teach"
Taught Elite Units Including:
- MARSOC (Marine Special Operations)
- US Marshals SOG
- Multiple federal agencies
Compliance Badges
FDA 510(k) Products
CE Marked Products
ANSI/ISEA Z308.1 Certified
BBB A+ Accredited
Partner Brands
Your Compliance Questions Answered
OSHA requires "adequate" first aid supplies , but doesn't specify exact contents. For construction sites, ANSI Z308.1 Class B (which includes tourniquets) is the recognized standard. With severe injuries possible and response times over 3-4 minutes , hemorrhage control capability is essential, not optional.
Follow time-to-care metrics: No worker should be more than 3-4 minutes from a bleeding control kit in high‑hazard areas . Research suggests 90‑second walking accessibility and co‑location with AEDs . Add more stations based on your site's hazards, layout, and number of floors, plus mobile kits with supervisors.
OSHA requires at least one trained first‑aider per shift when medical facilities aren't readily accessible . Best practice is training all supervisors plus high‑risk trade workers. The 90‑minute certification provides immediate, life‑saving capability.
Construction sites must check kits before deployment and weekly thereafter . Document all inspections. Replace used items immediately. Hemostatic agents and chest seals have expiration dates - track these monthly.
Yes. Safety improvements typically result in 26% average savings on workers' compensation costs according to Cal/OSHA studies . Fewer injuries mean lower Experience Modification Rates (EMR) which directly impact your premiums. Every prevented injury helps improve your rate.
Basic kits handle minor injuries but can't address severe bleeding - the leading cause of preventable trauma death . Augment existing supplies with hemorrhage control (tourniquets, hemostatic gauze, pressure dressings) rather than replacing everything.
Present the ROI: $2 or more return per $1 invested . One prevented serious injury ($43,000 average cost) pays for an entire site's trauma program. One prevented fatality ($1.46M average) funds company‑wide implementation.
Yes. Many states have Good Samaritan laws that protect voluntary rescuers who act in good faith during emergencies . Your bleeding control stations can save lives whether the injury is work‑related or not. Many sites have used them for vehicle accidents near the jobsite. Check your state's specific laws for details.
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- Wall-mounted 8-pack bleeding control stations
- Mobile trauma kits for supervisors
- Vehicle-mounted kits for fleet
- Individual IFAKs for high-risk workers
- Inspection cards included
A worker died every 99 minutes from a work-related injury in 2023.
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