Defibrillator training and maintenance center in Ouistreham

Ten defibrillators registered on GéoDAE for 9,212 residents: in Ouistreham, there is genuine room for improvement and every new device counts. Our team at 10 rue de la Roquette (Porte G, 14150) supports establishments in the commune and across Caen la Mer, from needs assessment to maintenance, including installation and training. Call-outs are available as far as Cabourg (10 km), Caen (12 km) and Bayeux (31 km).

Available services:

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

AED regulations in Ouistreham

The equipment obligation has applied to French public-access buildings (ERP) of categories 1 to 4 since 2020-2021, and to certain category 5 ERP depending on their activity, in Ouistreham as throughout the CU Caen la Mer. With only 10 DAE units (AEDs) listed on the national GéoDAE database, it is likely that some establishments in the commune still need to achieve compliance. We carry out a quick assessment of your situation and take care of the GéoDAE registration, which is mandatory for every installed device.

Installing an AED in Ouistreham

Positioning a DAE where it will actually be used: the entrance of a public-access building, a permanently accessible façade, a busy thoroughfare. Our technicians from rue de la Roquette install the device, fit the regulatory signage and register the equipment on GéoDAE. Tight budget? Hire from €50 excl. VAT per month, maintenance included, puts compliance within reach of smaller organisations in Ouistreham, with no upfront investment.

Maintenance and training in Ouistreham

A small fleet is all the easier to monitor: in Ouistreham, our preventive visits check the battery, electrodes and signage, anticipating every consumable expiry date. Life-saving skills training completes the arrangement: chest compressions, use of the DAE and alerting the emergency services. A trained bystander who acts without hesitation preserves survival chances that fall by around 10% per minute without defibrillation.