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In the safety industry, we spend a lot of time talking about OSHA standards, ANSI colors, and liability. But at the heart of every "Safety Plan" is a human being. This week, as everyone focuses on Valentine's Day, we’re challenging facility managers to look at their first aid kits through a different lens: Does this kit actually care for my team, or is it just checking a box? Here are three ways to upgrade from "Compliant" to "Caring" this month: 1. Prepare for the "Invisible" Emergencies …

We are officially forty days into 2026. For many facility managers, the "New Year, New Budget" energy has faded, and operations have returned to autopilot. But "autopilot" is exactly how national first aid providers maintain high margins. If you haven't looked at a line-item invoice since January 1st, you might be surprised at what you're actually paying for. The "Subscription" Trap National providers love the subscription model. They show up on a schedule, fill the cabinet, and leave an invoice …

When you sign up for a national first aid restocking service, you’re paying for convenience. But have you ever looked at the line-item cost of that convenience? We recently audited a potential customer's invoices from a major national provider and compared them to our 2026 pricing at Your Safety Company. While we expect some variation, the markups we found on standard compliance items were staggering. The "Hidden Margin" in Your Cabinet It isn't just about a few cents here and there. In se …

If you manage a facility, you’re likely used to the "set it and forget it" model of first aid restocking. A van pulls up, a rep scans your cabinet, replaces a few boxes, and sends you an invoice. It’s convenient—but at what cost? We recently performed a 6-month invoice audit for a potential client currently using a national provider. What we found was shocking: By switching to Your Safety Company, they would have saved nearly 50% on their total spend. The Reality of "Big Provid …

When we walk a job site or an office floor, we look for physical hazards: wet floors, frayed wires, or blocked exits. But some of the most common workplace risks are completely invisible until they become an emergency. One of those risks is Hypoglycemia (Low Blood Sugar). With millions of professionals managing diabetes every day, a "sugar crash" isn't just a personal health matter—it’s a site safety matter. Today, we’re looking at how to build a 2026-ready Blood Sugar Strategy …