Defibrillator training and maintenance center in Le Bourget

In a densely urban area such as Le Bourget, home to 15,925 residents within the Métropole du Grand Paris, the likelihood of a cardiac arrest occurring in front of witnesses is high; but a DAE (AED) still needs to be within reach. From our centre at 68, Avenue Baudoin, France Défibrillateur equips organisations across the 93350 area with sales, rental with maintenance included, installation with signage, servicing and life-saving skills training.

Available services:

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

AED regulations in Le Bourget

The regulations set out a clear baseline: a DAE has been mandatory in French public-access buildings (ERP) of categories 1 to 4 since 2020-2021, the obligation extends to certain category 5 ERP depending on their activity, and every device must be registered in the national GéoDAE database. In Le Bourget, 30 defibrillators are listed. In such a busy part of the 93350 area, your organisation's compliance contributes directly to the metropolitan network that makes defibrillation possible within the first few minutes.

Installing an AED in Le Bourget

In Le Bourget, we install DAEs at the busiest points: an office building lobby, an ERP reception area, or a street-facing wall for round-the-clock access. The service includes mounting, regulatory signage and GéoDAE registration. With Drancy just 2 km away and Stains, Pantin and Garges-lès-Gonesse at 4 km, we can respond quickly across this whole catchment area.

Maintenance and training in Le Bourget

A publicly accessible DAE wears out, loses charge and needs proper follow-up. Our preventive maintenance regularly inspects the devices in Le Bourget: battery, electrodes, cleanliness and reporting of any faults. We also train your teams in life-saving skills, because in an urban setting the victim is rarely alone: a trained bystander who starts compressions and defibrillates before the emergency services arrive radically changes the prognosis.