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How do I inspect my AED?

0:05 2:01 So Im gonna turn it on. Okay so that works I check the expiration dates on the pads. So these dontMoreSo Im gonna turn it on. Okay so that works I check the expiration dates on the pads. So these dont expire until 2020. So those are good and then on the back check the expiration date on the battery.

Does OSHA require AED inspections?

OSHA standards do not specifically address automated external defibrillators (AEDs). However exposures to first-aid hazards are addressed in specific OSHA standards for general industry.

How often do AEDs need to be inspected?

AEDs must be inspected regularly (monthly or quarterly). Staff members need to be trained in CPR and the use of AEDs. Reporting and refurbishing are required after use. You should always follow all manufacturer guidelines as noted in your user manuals.

How to do a monthly inspection on an AED?

Monthly Checks Check the electrode pads have they expired? Are any missing? Check the battery has it expired? Check all other equipment such as the wax strip, the carry bag and the cabinet (if you have one) is it all in working order? Does your cabinet open easily? Is your AED making any noises, such as a chirp?

How often does a defib need checking?

The British Heart Foundation suggests that a defibrillator should be checked once a week to ensure the life-saving device remains in working order, with the main checks being: its overall condition, the battery, its location and spare electrode pads.

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