The Workplace Trauma Readiness Assessment
An OSHA-aligned self-assessment for EHS leads: five scored sections, 40 items, across first aid, bleeding control, AED coverage, response team, and EAP integration — plus four stopwatch floor-walk tests, hazard add-ons, a scoring summary, a remediation tracker, and a laminate-ready response sequence.
- Five scored sections, 40 items — plus 11 hazard add-ons and four floor-walk stopwatch tests
- Scoring summary with the priority rule: any 0 in bleeding control or AED is a priority, whatever your total
- A remediation tracker with owners and dates, and a laminate-ready posted response sequence
- Equipment mapped to item codes, with a worked example for one high-hazard zone
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What’s Inside
Five scored sections that turn your first-aid program into a trauma-ready response capability.
A — First-Aid Program
Trained availability on every shift, 1910.151(c) eyewash, and the inspection log OSHA will ask about.
B — Bleeding Control
Kits within 30 seconds of every high-hazard point, hands-on trained responders, and a 6-month refresh cycle.
C — AED & Cardiac
AHA 3–5 minute round-trip placement, pediatric pads and naloxone with explicit N/A rules, and a defined 911 flow.
D — Response Team
Written scope including unsafe-scene limits, bloodborne-pathogen protection, and quarterly drill cadence.
E — EAP Integration
Medical response inside the 1910.38 plan employees actually use, with the sequence posted at every kit.
Printables
Floor-Walk Test Log, hazard add-ons, remediation tracker, posted response sequence, and scoring sign-off.
Explore the Workplace & OSHA Hub, the MARCH Protocol Guide, the MED-TAC Academy, or the MED-TAC Trauma Brief.
This assessment provides general educational information and does not constitute medical or legal advice. Always call 911 for serious injuries.