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Get an AED in Your Facility
Contact Us: Get an AED in Your Facility
Automated external defibrillators (AEDs) save lives. These devices can be used to help victims of sudden cardiac arrest.
AEDs belong in any facility where people gather, including:
- Schools and day-care facilities
- Businesses, offices and industrial manufacturing facilities
- Athletic/recreational complexes
- Churches, theaters and airports
- Transportation vehicles, such as trains, buses, airplanes and local rail systems
- Shopping malls
- Community centers
- First responders, such as police and fire departments and EMS providers.
- Public municipality vehicles, including utility trucks
- OSHA highly recommends placement of AEDs in all work environments.
To get an AED in your facility, call Traci Johnston at (309) 677-7272, Ext. 236. Email Traci.