All 50 states have Good Samaritans laws designed to protect companies that choose to deploy AEDs. These laws reduce or eliminate the fear that people who help others could suffer legal repercussions. To receive protection under the Good Samaritan laws, a company must prove they meet all operational requirements for the deployment of an AED Program.
A comprehensive AED Program should:
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Include a careful site analysis of your physical grounds so that AED placement is optimized for a quick response when needed.
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Provide a system of checks and balances that governs the use of AEDs within an organization.
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Incorporate medical oversight and authorization; proper policy and procedure; notification with local, state, and federal authorities; and a support system to monitor ongoing AED Program compliance.
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Offer AED/CPR training with an ongoing support system that maintains, monitors, and tracks compliance and program efficacy.
En-Pro: Complete, Comprehensive AED Programs. Guaranteed.
En-Pro offers complete service – from the first contact, through training to full deployment, ensuring your AED Program is compliant from day one.
En-Pro understands the complexities of AED Program implementation and assessed risk with a broad and diverse infrastructure. To ensure an AED Program is properly established, it is imperative that the selected provider can guarantee compliance and efficacy.
En-Pro can make this guarantee with the understanding that each client’s needs are unique and may require a customization of services. Through the various stages — designing, implementing, and maintaining an AED program – we ensure that your program is not only compliant but also fully prepared to help rescuers save lives.
AED Program development occurs in three phases: design, implementation, and maintenance.
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