Defibrillator training and maintenance center in ivry-sur-seine

Between the regulatory texts and their practical application, there is often a gap. France Défibrillateur bridges it for establishments in Ivry-sur-Seine (94200), a commune of 65,064 residents within the Métropole du Grand Paris. From our centre at 26 Rue Maurice Gunsbourg, Porte G, we explain your obligations in plain language and then put them into practice: sale or hire of a DAE (AED) from 50 € excl. VAT per month with maintenance included, installation, maintenance and training.

Available services:

• Defibrillator sales and rental
• Installation and commissioning
• Preventive and corrective maintenance
• Usage training (Workplace First Aid)

AED regulations in ivry-sur-seine

What the law says, in short: every French public-access building (ERP) of categories 1 to 4 must have a defibrillator, a requirement in force since 2020-2021, and certain category 5 ERP are also bound by it depending on their activity. With 65,064 residents and a high density of establishments, Ivry-sur-Seine already has 193 DAE units declared on the national GéoDAE register. Declaration on this register is itself mandatory: a device that is installed but not declared does not fully comply with the regulations.

Installing an AED in ivry-sur-seine

Office building lobby, sports hall or shop: the location of a DAE must be visible, accessible to all and properly signposted. In Ivry-sur-Seine, we handle the mounting, the regulatory signage and the GéoDAE declaration in a single visit. With Charenton-le-Pont (1 km), Vitry-sur-Seine (2 km), Villejuif (4 km) and Créteil (5 km) in the immediate vicinity, we can respond quickly across the whole area.

Maintenance and training in ivry-sur-seine

Compliance does not end with the purchase. Our technicians based on Rue Maurice Gunsbourg carry out preventive maintenance visits across the entire fleet in Ivry: consumables, batteries, functional tests and GéoDAE updates. We also train your staff in life-saving techniques, a genuine priority given that every minute without defibrillation reduces the victim's chances of survival by around 10%.