Checklist for facilities
AED & first aid – Checklist for facilities
In many buildings the AED hangs on the wall unnoticed for years, and the first-aid kit is only opened once something has happened. The visual check makes sure the device, pads, accessories, first-aid kit and notices are in order – with name, date and a photo of the pads.
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AED & FIRST AID
Monthly visual check of the defibrillator and first-aid supplies.
- 9Check items
- 1Required photos
- MonthlyRhythm
- 7 daysLead time
The first due date is the day you create the checklist; after that it is due every month on the same day. It appears in “Today” 7 days before, so there is time to plan it. If it is not done, it is marked overdue and the admins – plus the people responsible, if you assigned the checklist – get a notification. You can change the first date, rhythm, lead time and responsible people afterwards in the editor under “Repeat” and “Responsible”.
| No. | Check item | Photo | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | AED: status indicator shows ready for useNo warning light, no warning beep | ||
| 02 | AED: pads sealed and not expired | Photo required | |
| 03 | AED: battery not expired | ||
| 04 | AED accessories complete (scissors, razor, gloves, face shield) | ||
| 05 | AED location freely accessible and signposted | ||
| 06 | First-aid kit complete according to its contents listReplace used supplies | ||
| 07 | Dressings and compresses not expired | ||
| 08 | Emergency numbers and first-aid notice clearly visible | ||
| 09 | First-aid log available, entries complete |
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