AED requirements vary by state and organization
Requirements differ across jurisdictions and organization types. Whatever applies to your program, the common thread is the same: you need to be able to show what you have and what was done.
What AED programs are commonly asked to document
Placement & Accessibility
Where devices are located, whether they are accessible, and how their locations are recorded.
Maintenance & Inspection Records
Evidence that devices were checked, that expiring components were addressed, and that findings were documented.
Program Oversight
Who is responsible for the program, what roles they hold, and how that responsibility is demonstrated over time.
This page is general information only and is not legal advice. AED Nexus does not determine which requirements apply to your organization. Confirm your obligations with your own counsel or applicable authority.
Keep the record ready before it is requested
AED Nexus keeps device information, inspection history, and program documentation in one place.