When help is an hour out, the response is already on site.
Hazardous work. Remote ground. Response on hand.
Illustrative coverage
Every site. Every crew. Stations at the office, the laydown yard and the substation, and a kit in each crew truck.
Slide the drawing sideways to see the rest.
Press a station to see what is there.
Layers
11stations shown on this drawing
The drawing is an example, not a survey. A plan for your site starts from your own AED map.
Size it for your site
Count the places a crew gathers and the trucks that carry them. Each one becomes a point of response.
32AutoTQ kits
- One at each site and laydown station12
- One in each crew truck20
- Unlimited training for your organization
- Up to two full years of charge between uses
- Cuffs replaced when a real use is reported
The minutes before help arrives
Field sites sit far from the nearest station. On remote ground the wait is longer, and the crew is the first response.
Press Run the clock.
- A
0:15 AutoTQ is on. First-time users applied it in a mean of 15.07 seconds.
AutoTQ studyFirst-Time Users: 36 Healthy Adult Volunteers - B
5:00 Severe blood loss can kill in as little as five minutes, the American College of Surgeons says.
American College of Surgeons (opens in a new window)National Stop the Bleed Month, May 2025 - C
13:00 Median time from the 911 call to EMS arriving on scene, rural areas. Nearly 1 of 10 rural encounters waited almost a half hour.
JAMA Surgery, 2017 (opens in a new window)1,796,987 EMS encounters
The numbers
Workplace deaths in construction in 2024
The most of any private industry.
Construction workers hospitalized in 2024
As reported by employers to federal OSHA, with another 231 amputations.
First-Time User Success
92% of adults applied the AutoTQ® automatic tourniquet correctly on their first try under pressure after watching a 30-second demo.
Successful Arterial Occlusion
In testing, the AutoTQ® automatic tourniquet stopped blood flow from arteries on 100% of limbs up to 33 inches around.
Safety in the news
Recent reporting on safety in construction and energy, from trade publications and safety agencies.
- Occupational Health & SafetyManaging Live Traffic Risks on Active Construction Sites
- EHS LeadersPennsylvania Contractor Facing $255K OSHA Fine
- Occupational Health & SafetyCaltrans Calls for Safety Review After Three Contractor Workers Die in One Work Zone Incident
- ISHNHow to Interpret Changes to EN 397 and EN 12492 Helmet Retention After 2025 Revisions
Headlines open on the publisher’s site.
Implementation
- 1
Map
Every crew, every site.
- 2
Bless
Medical director sign-off.
- 3
Deploy
Trucks, trailers, kits.
- 4
Train
The device coaches.
- 5
Sustain
USB-C. Free cuffs.
What goes where
All products| Where | What | Item No. |
|---|---|---|
| Site offices and trailers | AutoTQ® Automatic Tourniquet Kit Wall Mount | Item1000-0005-TQ Item7000-WB |
| Laydown yards and outdoor posts | AutoTQ® Automatic Tourniquet Kit Weatherproof Case | Item1000-0005-TQ Item7000-CC |
| Crew trucks | AutoTQ® Automatic Tourniquet Kit Weatherproof Case Extra Cuff Pack | Item1000-0005-TQ Item7000-CC Item7000-LS-P |
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“The system is simple to use and takes the questions out of saving a life.”