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How a First Aid Program Can improve Workplace Safety

When it comes to safety, there are a lot of different standards and regulations that business leaders need to follow, but because of CITY’s safe and simple approach, CITY’s First Aid and Facility Services Manager Kevin Wormwood believes there is no reason to be intimidated.

Providing First Aid Is Like Providing Coffee

A first aid and facility services program with CITY can show your employees and visitors to your facility that you care about the well-being of the people inside your building. While OSHA compliance and staying compliant is a major part of our program, we also want to make sure you can go above and beyond without being overcharged.

Protecting in more Ways Than One

Workplace injuries can drastically impact workplace culture and employee productivity. If a worker can’t be at work and a lost-time injury occurs, productivity and profit can suffer. At the same time, safety is an important driver for company culture and making sure employees understand they are valued and cared for.

Customizing Your First-Aid Needs

CITY’s First Aid Program aims to make sure businesses across the Midwest can guarantee a safe and comfortable work environment for their employees while also adding value at the bottom line.

Caring for our extended family

Kevin Wormwood took over CITY’s first-aid division in the fall of 2019 after having spent his professional career in sales positions all over the Midwest. As the First Aid and Facility Services Sales Manager, he makes sure CITY’s customers have what they need to stay safe and feel like family.

Kevin Wormwood | Helping Others Be Their Best

Learn why Kevin thinks the most important part about his job is being able to meet people and make sure businesses all across Iowa and Minnesota have what they need to stay safe.

Patience Until Your Hard Work Pays Off

Al Voigt is CITY’s first Facility Service/First Aid Representative. His job is to make sure your employees have everything they need if something ever happens. You’d be amazed at how many times he checks a prospect’s first aid cabinet, and there are materials from 1993, or they don’t have every product they are required to have by OSHA. In short, he is the individual you can turn to, to make sure you are meeting the standards set forth for your business to keep your employees safe and productive.