Customer stories

How safety-first operators use on-site first aid response to cut costs, downtime, and recordables. All case studies below are illustrative prototypes with fictional companies.

Riverbend Distribution
Regional logistics distribution center · 480 employees · Louisville, KY (fictional)

A logistics DC cut OSHA recordables 40% in twelve months

Our dock crews get scrapes, strains, and lacerations every week. Routing them through WITs instead of urgent care meant most cases stayed first-aid-only — and stayed off our 300 log.

VP of Operations, Riverbend Distribution
Recordables
-40%
year over year
Avg response
26 min
across 2 shifts
Dispatches
114
in first 12 months
Cascade Valley Foods
Food processing plant · 620 employees · Central Valley, CA (fictional)

A food processor saved $84,000 in its first year

The math was simple. Every avoidable ER visit costs us close to two thousand dollars before you count lost hours. WITs handled the cuts, burns, and eye irritations on our floor for a flat call-out fee.

Director of EHS, Cascade Valley Foods
First-year savings
$84k
vs. ER/clinic baseline
Treated on site
94%
of dispatched cases
Comp claims
-31%
first-aid-level incidents
Ironline Fabrication
Metal fabrication & assembly · 260 employees · Fort Worth, TX (fictional)

A manufacturer cut average incident downtime from 4 hours to 35 minutes

Before, an injured operator meant a supervisor driving them to a clinic and a line running short-handed all afternoon. Now the technician comes to us, and the operator is usually back or resting on site within the hour.

Plant Safety Manager, Ironline Fabrication
Downtime per incident
35 min
down from 4+ hours
Line stoppages
0
injury-related, last quarter
Report turnaround
Same hour
signed & filed

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