Defibrillator training and maintenance center in rodez

Saving a life after cardiac arrest often comes down to a nearby defibrillator and a bystander who dares to act. In Rodez, the prefecture of Aveyron with 23,981 residents and the main town of the CA Rodez Agglomération, France Défibrillateur supports public and private establishments from 230 Av. de Bamberg, Porte G: DAE (AED) sales and hire, installation, preventive maintenance 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 rodez

With 119 defibrillators registered on the national GéoDAE database, Rodez enjoys significant coverage. It nonetheless remains governed by law: since 2020-2021, all French public-access buildings (ERP) of categories 1 to 4 must have a DAE, an obligation extended to certain category 5 establishments depending on their activity, and every device must be registered on GéoDAE. This registration is no mere formality: it allows the emergency services to geolocate the nearest DAE when each passing minute costs around 10% in survival chances.

Installing an AED in rodez

We install your defibrillator where it will be seen and reached in just a few minutes: a reception area, a facade, a sports hall or a business park in the 12000 area. The service includes the bracket or cabinet, the statutory signage and the GéoDAE registration. From Rodez, we cover the whole conurbation and the neighbouring areas of Sévérac d'Aveyron (38 km), Villefranche-de-Rouergue (47 km), Millau (48 km) and Carmaux (49 km). Hire from 50 € excl. VAT/month, maintenance included.

Maintenance and training in rodez

On the day a device is grabbed in an emergency, it must work first time. Our Rodez-based technicians provide preventive maintenance for your DAE: self-tests, batteries, adult and paediatric electrodes, and full traceability of every intervention. We complement this upkeep by training your teams: recognising cardiac arrest, calling the emergency number 15, performing chest compressions and defibrillating. Reliable equipment and prepared staff together form the chain of survival.