AED Maintenance Program Advantages
CPR performed in a “Layperson” setting has an average survival rate between 7 to 10%.
AED being deployed out-of-hospital increases chances of survival an average of 84%, if deployed within the first minute of a Sudden Cardiac Arrest survival rate can be as high as 90%.
Most AED’s will not be checked efficiently on a regular basis by staff members and that increases the chances of a Faulty Deployment due to Out-Of-Date Pads or a Dead Battery.
Third Party Representative to manage communications in the event of a faulty device and maintains updates with ECC Guidelines.
An AED Maintenance Program enables a third party to manually check your AED on a Monthly Basis to ensure it is fully functional for an emergency. All activities of Maintenance will be tracked including expiration dates on accessories and CPR/AED Training Records for your facility.
AED accessory purchases for Clients will receive an initial 20% savings from MSRP with the purchase of an AED and/or Maintenance program. Additional accessory purchases will receive a 15% discount from MSRP.
Standard Maintenance & Updates will be provided at no additional charges. Replacement Pads/Batteries needed whether it be from expiring or use will be available at 25% off MSRP.
Training Discounts for your Staff with a maintained AED Maintenance Program Agreement.
CPR performed in a “Layperson” setting has an average survival rate between 7 to 10%.
AED being deployed out-of-hospital increases chances of survival an average of 84%, if deployed within the first minute of a Sudden Cardiac Arrest survival rate can be as high as 90%.
Most AED’s will not be checked efficiently on a regular basis by staff members and that increases the chances of a Faulty Deployment due to Out-Of-Date Pads or a Dead Battery.
Third Party Representative to manage communications in the event of a faulty device and maintains updates with ECC Guidelines.
An AED Maintenance Program enables a third party to manually check your AED on a Monthly Basis to ensure it is fully functional for an emergency. All activities of Maintenance will be tracked including expiration dates on accessories and CPR/AED Training Records for your facility.
AED accessory purchases for Clients will receive an initial 20% savings from MSRP with the purchase of an AED and/or Maintenance program. Additional accessory purchases will receive a 15% discount from MSRP.
Standard Maintenance & Updates will be provided at no additional charges. Replacement Pads/Batteries needed whether it be from expiring or use will be available at 25% off MSRP.
Training Discounts for your Staff with a maintained AED Maintenance Program Agreement.
You are covered! OSHA has recommended availability of AED's in the Workplace in conjunction with the Facilities Health & Safety Manual as a "best practice" planning and preparation method for a safe working environment. All 50 States in the U.S. currently have a Good Samaritan Law that includes usage of an AED.
Senate Bill 1185, Idaho Statute Title 9, Chapter 3, Action 5-337 Any person or entity that acquires an AED must ensure that:
1. Expected defibrillator users receive training in its use and care equivalent to the CPR and AED training of the ECC Guidelines set by the AHA, the American Red Cross or similar entities.
2. The defibrillator is maintained and tested according to the manufacturer's operational guidelines.
3. There is involvement of a licensed physician in the site's program to ensure compliance with requirements for training, notification, maintenance and guidelines for use.
4. Any person who renders emergency care or treatment to a person defibrillator to the prescribing physician
5. Any person or entity that acquires an AED shall notify an agent of the emergency communications system or emergency vehicle dispatch center of the existence, location and type of AED.
6. No cause of action shall be maintained which arises from the good faith use of an AED in an emergency setting. This immunity from civil liability does not apply if the acts or omissions amount to gross negligence or willful or wanton misconduct.
Senate Bill 1185, Idaho Statute Title 9, Chapter 3, Action 5-337 Any person or entity that acquires an AED must ensure that:
1. Expected defibrillator users receive training in its use and care equivalent to the CPR and AED training of the ECC Guidelines set by the AHA, the American Red Cross or similar entities.
2. The defibrillator is maintained and tested according to the manufacturer's operational guidelines.
3. There is involvement of a licensed physician in the site's program to ensure compliance with requirements for training, notification, maintenance and guidelines for use.
4. Any person who renders emergency care or treatment to a person defibrillator to the prescribing physician
5. Any person or entity that acquires an AED shall notify an agent of the emergency communications system or emergency vehicle dispatch center of the existence, location and type of AED.
6. No cause of action shall be maintained which arises from the good faith use of an AED in an emergency setting. This immunity from civil liability does not apply if the acts or omissions amount to gross negligence or willful or wanton misconduct.
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Download Agreement Here, Fill-In and submit to:
keyestosafetyllc@live.com or fax 208/439-2032 or bring in to our office and we will go over the program start up with you. Or you may purchase the start-up online and we will Contact you to set-up Consultation and Schedule with-in 3 business days. |
*For AED Maintenance Plan the Forms will still need to be filled out and submitted with-in 3 business days to finalize your program.
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