Next to every AED on the floor.

OSHA oversight. Whole-staff confidence.

Model
Metal stamping / automotive
Scope
Plant-wide
An AutoTQ wall kit mounted beside an AED cabinet at the edge of a stamping plant’s floor, a worker in a high-visibility vest in the aisle beyond

Illustrative coverage

Plant-wide. One AutoTQ beside every AED on the floor, and stations at the office, the gate and the dock.

Press 1Press 2Press 3Press 4AssemblyFinished goodsTool roomMaintenanceOfficeShipping & receivingBreak roomGate

Slide the drawing sideways to see the rest.

Press a station to see what is there.

Layers

9stations 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 AEDs on the floor. Each one is paired, then the stations off the floor are added.

Your planManufacturing

12AutoTQ kits

  • One beside each AED8
  • One at each office, gate and dock station4
  • 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

Presses, conveyors and blades do not wait for an ambulance. On the floor, the person at the next station is the response.

Press Run the clock.

A B C
  1. 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
  2. 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
  3. C

    6:00 Median time from the 911 call to EMS arriving on scene, suburban areas.

    JAMA Surgery, 2017 (opens in a new window)1,796,987 EMS encounters

The numbers

1,348

Amputations in manufacturing in 2024
More than half of the 2,426 that employers reported to federal OSHA across all industries.

OSHA (opens in a new window)Severe injury reports, 2024 annual report
25

Severe injury reports a day
Employers covered by federal OSHA filed 9,034 reports of a hospitalization, an amputation or the loss of an eye in 2024.

OSHA (opens in a new window)Severe injury reports, 2024 annual report
92%

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.

AutoTQ studyFirst-Time Users: 36 Healthy Adult Volunteers
100%

Successful Arterial Occlusion
In testing, the AutoTQ® automatic tourniquet stopped blood flow from arteries on 100% of limbs up to 33 inches around.

AutoTQ studyArterial Occlusion: 27 Volunteers | 54 Limbs

Implementation

  1. 1

    Map

    Every AED paired.

  2. 2

    Install

    On the floor.

  3. 3

    Train

    All shifts, free.

  4. 4

    Empower

    Anyone can act.

  5. 5

    Sustain

    USB-C. Free cuffs.

What goes where

All products
WhereWhatItem No.
Beside each AED on the floorAutoTQ® Automatic Tourniquet Kit
Wall Mount
Item1000-0005-TQ Item7000-WB
Gate and dockAutoTQ® Automatic Tourniquet Kit
Weatherproof Case
Item1000-0005-TQ Item7000-CC
First aid roomAutoTQ® Automatic Tourniquet Kit
First Aid Kit
Extra Cuff Pack
Item1000-0005-TQ Item7000-FA Item7000-LS-P

Read further

“Current tourniquets and stop-bleed kits are unintuitive and difficult to use, especially without training in a stressful scenario... this automatic tourniquet would be an incredibly useful protective measure in case tragedy occurs.”
Manufacturing Company CEO

On an OSHA floor, it’s a no-brainer.