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Weekly AED Check Checklist

by SAFE Andover, from the Community

This weekly AED check template helps verify that defibrillators are safe, compliant, and ready to use. It covers Rescue Ready status, pads and battery indicators, cabinet/storage conditions, and response pack seals for devices such as Philips HeartStart and iPAD SP1. Guidance includes understanding daily, weekly, and monthly self-tests and escalating defects to operations managers or service providers (e.g., WEL Medical) for prompt action.

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AED Weekly Check Checklist
Use this weekly AED check checklist to verify your defibrillators are rescue ready. Confirm correct location and signage, ensure the response kit is sealed and attached, check status indicators such as the green light and Rescue Ready status, note self-test results, look for visible faults, and record completion. This helps maintain compliance and reliable emergency response readiness.
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First Aid and AED Check
This First Aid and AED Check template helps teams verify the readiness of first aid boxes and automated external defibrillators. Inspect kit contents, confirm locations, check expiry dates on dressings and electrodes, review AED battery status and indicators, and ensure required accessories are present. Use it to keep emergency equipment compliant and ready for rapid response across facilities.
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Salt Lake City HD AED Inspection
This monthly AED inspection template helps teams confirm that automated external defibrillators are ready for use. Inspectors review the device ready status indicator, check pad condition and expiry, verify battery status, test cabinet alarm activation when the door is opened, and confirm the first aid and rescue kit is attached and stocked. Suitable for workplaces and facilities aiming to maintain compliance and emergency preparedness with ZOLL devices or similar AED units.
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Weekly AED Inspection Checklist
Use this weekly AED inspection checklist to verify your automated external defibrillator is present, accessible, and ready for use. Confirm the device is in the correct location, check readiness indicators, and ensure critical items are available and in date, including spare battery, AED pads and spare pads, pocket mask, small towel, scissors, and razor. Capture site details such as location and model, note any issues, and record corrective actions. Include checks for training AEDs if applicable, and sign off to maintain compliance records and audit trails.
by Dan Colley, from the Community
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AED Weekly Check Checklist

Use this weekly AED check checklist to verify your defibrillators are rescue ready. Confirm correct location and signage, ensure the response kit is sealed and attached, check status indicators such as the green light and Rescue Ready status, note self-test results, look for visible faults, and record completion. This helps maintain compliance and reliable emergency response readiness.

by SAFE Andover, from the Community

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First Aid and AED Check

This First Aid and AED Check template helps teams verify the readiness of first aid boxes and automated external defibrillators. Inspect kit contents, confirm locations, check expiry dates on dressings and electrodes, review AED battery status and indicators, and ensure required accessories are present. Use it to keep emergency equipment compliant and ready for rapid response across facilities.

by Philip Bray, from the Community

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Salt Lake City HD AED Inspection

This monthly AED inspection template helps teams confirm that automated external defibrillators are ready for use. Inspectors review the device ready status indicator, check pad condition and expiry, verify battery status, test cabinet alarm activation when the door is opened, and confirm the first aid and rescue kit is attached and stocked. Suitable for workplaces and facilities aiming to maintain compliance and emergency preparedness with ZOLL devices or similar AED units.

by Joshua Davis, from the Community

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Weekly AED Inspection Checklist

Use this weekly AED inspection checklist to verify your automated external defibrillator is present, accessible, and ready for use. Confirm the device is in the correct location, check readiness indicators, and ensure critical items are available and in date, including spare battery, AED pads and spare pads, pocket mask, small towel, scissors, and razor. Capture site details such as location and model, note any issues, and record corrective actions. Include checks for training AEDs if applicable, and sign off to maintain compliance records and audit trails.

by Dan Colley, from the Community

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Weekly AED Check Checklist

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