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First Aid & Safety Product and Services Guide WE DELIVER. WE STOCK. WE MAINTAIN. WE TRAIN. WE MAINTAIN. WE STOCK. WE DELIVER. VISIT CINTAS.COM OR CALL OR 877.973.2811 CINTAS.COM VISIT FIRST AID Cintas First Aid & Safety Product and Services Guide Services and Product Safety & Aid First Cintas May 2021 May Product and Services Guide First Aid & Safety TRAINING EYEWASH AEDs WATERBREAK® SAFETY & PPE FIRST AID We've got you covered Providing first aid & safety supplies to your employees is important to the success of your business. That’s why over 250,000 businesses choose Cintas First Aid & Safety. We are a single source provider for your first aid, safety, training, AED, eyewash and employee hydration needs. Our services can help you keep your employees safe, productive and on the job. Cintas helps you manage the details with personal, van-delivered, onsite service so that the products you've selected are always stocked. We know that being in business is hard and staying in business is even harder. With Cintas, you can focus on what you are good at and let our trained service professionals restock your first aid supplies, maintain your safety and personal protective equipment (PPE) inventory, check your AEDs, offer training and compliance courses of your choice, service your eyewash stations and provide clean, affordable filtered water. Our goal is to help you and your employees get Ready for the Workday®. Contents First Aid .......................................................... 2 Eye relief ...........................................................38 Apparel ............................................................86 Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) .......132 First aid cabinets ...............................................6 Sanitizers and wipes ........................................40 Head protection ..............................................96 AED units .......................................................136 Diabetes in the workplace ..............................10 Outdoor skin protection .................................42 Fall protection and gas detection ...............106 AED accessories and disposable oxygen ....... 139 Fleet Replenishment Center .......................... 12 First aid instruments .......................................44 Bloodborne pathogen/spill control ............. 114 Emergency Eyewash ....................................142 Vehicle kits and mobile first aid ..................... 14 Food service first aid .......................................48 Batteries and flashlights ............................... 118 Self-contained ...............................................146 Oral medications ............................................. 16 Safety signage ...............................................120 Safety and PPE ............................................. 50 Plumbed .........................................................148 Bandages .........................................................24 PPE inventory management ...........................52 WaterBreak® and Hydration ..........................122 Accessories and supplemental ....................150 Tapes, wraps and gauze .................................28 Hand protection ..............................................54 Coolers and accessories ............................... 126 Burn care ..........................................................30 Training and Compliance Courses ...............152 Eye protection .................................................62 YETI® ............................................................... 128 Emergency injury care ....................................32 Onsite training ...............................................156 Hearing protection ..........................................70 Electrolytes ....................................................130 Antiseptics and ointments .............................34 Online training ............................................... 161 Respirators .......................................................80 Blood clotting agents/comfort topicals .........36 Safety Management Suite ............................163 cintas.com | 877.973.2811 1 First Aid READY ™ Incidents happen during the workday — a cut finger, a minor burn, a headache, a cold. Cintas offers first aid products and customizable cabinets and kits to help respond to a workplace injury or illness. FIRST AID PRODUCTS INCLUDE: First aid cabinets | 6 Diabetes in the workplace | 10 Fleet Replenishment Center | 12 Vehicle kits and mobile first aid | 14 Oral medications | 16 Bandages | 24 Tapes, wraps and gauze | 28 Burn care | 30 Emergency injury care | 32 Antiseptics and ointments | 34 Blood clotting agents and comfort topicals | 36 Eye relief | 38 Sanitizers and wipes | 40 Outdoor skin protection | 42 First aid instruments | 44 Food service first aid | 48 2 cintas.com | 877.973.2811 cintas.com | 877.973.2811 3 FIRST AID FIRST AID First aid built for the workplace STATISTICS • There were 2.8 million nonfatal workplace injuries and illnesses reported by private industry employers in 2018.1 • The total cost of work injuries in 2018 was $170.8 billion.2 • Every 7 seconds, a worker is injured on the job.3 • In 2018, 34.2 million Americans, or 10.5% of the population, had diabetes.4 • It has been estimated that employers pay almost $1 billion per week for direct workers’ compensation costs alone.5 OSHA 29 CFR 1910.151(A) "The employer shall ensure the ready availability of medical personnel for advice and consultation on matters of plant health." OSHA 29 CFR 1910.151(B) "In the absence of an infirmary, clinic, or hospital in near proximity to the workplace which is used for the treatment of all injured employees, a person or persons shall be adequately trained to render first aid. Adequate first aid supplies shall be readily available." OSHA 29 CFR 1910.151(C) "Where the eyes or body of any person may be exposed to injurious corrosive materials, suitable facilities for quick drenching or flushing of the eyes and body shall be provided within the work area for immediate emergency use." ANSI/ISEA Z308.1-2015 “In deciding which class of kit is more appropriate for a given workplace, employers should consider the risks and task load of the work environment and the potential severity and likelihood of occurrence of an injury. Employers should also consider whether multiple first aid kits are needed, based on the number of employees, physical layout of the work environment and the remoteness of the worksite to emergency services. These same considerations can be taken into account when determining if a first aid kit should be augmented with additional supplies, as noted in the appendix of this standard.” TRAINING & COMPLIANCE COURSES — PAGE 152 First Aid Products • First Aid and CPR/AED First aid products from Cintas are packaged with the workplace in mind, helping you save time • Bloodborne Pathogens so you can focus on your business. • Emergency Preparedness • single-dose, tamper-evident, non-drowsy formulas Oral tablets: 1 2018. US Bureau of Labor Statistics. Employer-Reported Workplace Injuries and Illnesses. https://www.bls.gov/ • Bandages: durable, water-resistant, sweat-resistant news.release/pdf/osh.pdf • 2 2018. National Safety Council. Work Injury Costs. https://injuryfacts.nsc.org/work/costs/ work-injury-costs/ Ointments: single-dose, tamper-evident packaging 3 2019. National Safety Council. Workplace Injuries By the Numbers. https://www.nsc.org/ work-safety/tools-resources/ • Burn care: sprays and single-use packets help avoid contamination infographics/workplace-injuries 4 2019. American Diabetes Association. Statistics about Diabetes. https://www.diabetes.org/ resources/statistics/ statistics-about-diabetes 5 United States Department of Labor. Business Case for Safety and Health. https://www. osha.gov/dcsp/products/topics/ businesscase/costs.html 4 cintas.com | 877.973.2811 cintas.com | 877.973.2811 5 FIRST AID FIRST AID First aid cabinets Cintas first aid cabinets are: You need a first aid cabinet that’s easy to use and stocked with effective, quality supplies. Cintas first aid cabinet service can help you achieve both. Our first aid cabinet service • ANSI B compliant if you includes regular, onsite service with a representative dedicated to your business. choose our standard fill You customize your first aid cabinet from our vast selection of product offerings, and your • Color-coded and wall-mounted representative helps you maintain it — on whatever schedule works best for you and your • Filled with tamper-evident, business. Stocked with over-the-counter medications that are color-coded, tamper-evident and single-unit dosage, your first aid cabinet is built for workplace convenience. single-unit dosed products FIRST AID CABIETS • Customizable to meet the Ho th ervic orks needs of your business HOW THE SERVICE WORKS • Regularly serviced by our onsite service professionals 2 o icat intas ossiona 1 ccs in to i 3 o caint is isinct 1 Schedule arrial o oam an oani. o intas tc an iscss an at you faciity. n octs. 1 Workplace First Aid Cabinet • Meets ANSI B Standard Fill requirement* • Most products are single-dose and tamper-evident • Cintas maintains and refills on your schedule • 5 Shelf (28 ¼" X 19 ¼" X 5 ½") or 4 Shelf (22" x 19" x 5½") Part Numbers: 5 Shelf • 15129 4 Shelf • 14129 4 ta innto o For food service first aid cabinets, see page 48 ist ai octs s sinc ast isit. EXPLANATION OF THE FIRST AID ICON SYSTEM AND COLOR-CODING Antiseptics Emergency • Sprays and wipes • Wound care and bleeding control F A •
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