Monthly First Aid Cabinet, AED & Eye-Wash Station Inspections

First response and life-saving equipment only works if it’s present, stocked, functional, and compliant at the moment it’s needed. Our Monthly First Aid Cabinet, AED, and Eye-Wash Station Inspection Services are structured safety inspections—not cleaning services—designed to help facilities meet regulatory requirements, reduce liability, and ensure emergency readiness.

This service provides documented, repeatable inspections performed by trained Safety Technicians who understand OSHA expectations, ANSI standards, and real-world emergency response.

What This Service Covers

We inspect, verify, and document critical emergency response equipment across your facility, ensuring nothing is missing, expired, or non-functional.

First Aid Cabinet Inspections

• Verify required contents based on ANSI Z308.1 standards
• Check expiration dates and condition of all supplies
• Identify missing, depleted, or non-compliant items
• Ensure cabinet accessibility, labeling, and placement
• Provide restocking recommendations or on-site replenishment

AED Inspections

• Verify AED operational status and readiness
• Check battery condition and electrode pad expiration dates
• Confirm alarm and indicator status
• Ensure signage, accessibility, and mounting compliance
• Document serial numbers and inspection status for records

Eye-Wash Station Inspections

• Activate and function-test plumbed or portable eye-wash units
• Verify flow, pressure, and cleanliness
• Check accessibility and clearance requirements
• Ensure proper signage and location compliance
• Identify maintenance or replacement needs

Why Monthly Inspections Matter

First Aid and Emergency Equipment failures are one of the most common—and preventable—citations during audits and post-incident investigations.

Monthly inspections help:

• Maintain OSHA and ANSI compliance
• Reduce employer liability after workplace injuries
• Ensure equipment works when seconds matter
• Create defensible documentation for audits and insurance reviews
• Prevent expired or missing supplies from going unnoticed

If an incident occurs, inspection records often matter as much as the equipment itself — and we provide real-time records.

Documentation & Reporting

Every inspection includes clear, professional documentation suitable for audits and internal records.

• Inspection logs by location and equipment type
• Identified deficiencies and corrective actions
• Date, inspector, and inspection frequency tracking
• Optional digital records for centralized compliance management

Who This Service Is For

• Industrial and Manufacturing Facilities
• Oil & Gas, Construction, and Energy Sites
• Warehouses and Logistics Operations
• Commercial Buildings and Corporate Offices
• Schools, Municipalities, and Healthcare Support Facilities (Hospitals)

Any workplace with emergency response equipment is expected to maintain it—this service ensures it’s done correctly and consistently.

Scheduled First Response and Emergency Inspections Are A Safety Function. Not a Janitorial Service.

We do not treat life-saving equipment like facility consumables. These inspections are performed as part of a structured safety program by professionals trained in compliance, hazard recognition, and emergency preparedness.

This service can stand alone or be bundled into a comprehensive safety management membership.