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AED Monthly Checklist

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Use this AED checklist to do the following: 1. Verify AED operation by observing the status indicator after opening and closing. 2. Check if electrode pads are in the AED container, not expired, and have an extra set. 3. Log electrode pads expiration date and AED battery installation date for future checks. 4. Replace expired AED battery and electrode pads. 5. Inspect the PPE/ready kit (mask, scissors, razor, and gloves). 6. Test AED container tamper alarm.

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Confirm accountability and compliance with a digital log

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Mitti (by SafetyCulture) is the operations system for every site, shift and standard. Trusted by over 80,000 organisations, Mitti brings your people, operational data and workflows into one operating picture. From the frontline to the boardroom, it gives everyone a clear understanding of what's happening, highlights what needs attention and recommends what to do next. Every inspection completed, issue raised and action taken becomes intelligence your teams can use to improve every day.

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AED Weekly Checklist

Use this AED checklist to do the following: 1. Conduct weekly AED maintenance with ease. 2. Perform corrective actions for different indicators. 3. Check the use-by date of all electrode packets and replace as needed. 4. Check AED for damage, cracks, or foreign substances. 5. Add a digital signature and photos to verify the inspection.

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AED Daily Inspection Checklist

Use this AED checklist to do the following: 1. Conduct daily AED inspections quickly and efficiently. 2. Check the AED unit and its accessories for damage, dirt, or contamination. 3. Confirm that battery pack and pads are not expired and have spares. 4. Check if the ASI (Active Status Indicator) is flashing green. 5. Input additional comments, notes, observations, or issues.

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AED Maintenance Checklist Template

Use this AED checklist to do the following: 1. Create corrective actions immediately. 2. Check if the AED is unobstructed and that its sign is displayed. 3. Check for the presence of a visual and audible service alarm. 4. Inspect AED supplies such as extra sets and sealed packages of electrode pads, a pocket mask, examination gloves, safety razors, and absorbent gauze or hand towels. 5. Add a digital signature, additional comments, and photos.

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AED Safety Checklist

This AED safety checklist supports routine inspections to keep defibrillators ready for emergencies. Verify standby status, confirm electrode pads are present, in date, and with a spare set, record pad and battery installation and expiration dates, and check PPE kit items including mask, scissors, razor, and gloves. Document any replacements and capture dates, signatures, and time of inspection to maintain compliance and readiness.

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CM004 AED Monthly Checklist - CELLAED

Use this CM004 AED monthly checklist to verify device readiness: check standby indicators, confirm electrode pad availability and expiry, log battery and pad dates, and replace items if expired. Inspect the PPE kit (mask, scissors, razor, gloves) and test the AED container tamper alarm. Ideal for facilities, first responders, and health services maintaining compliance and preparedness.

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