Defibrillator training and maintenance center in Saint-Priest

With 187 defibrillators registered on GéoDAE, Saint-Priest is among the best-covered communes in the Métropole de Lyon. Yet a fleet of that size only protects its 49,229 residents if it remains operational and bystanders feel confident using it. From 11 Chemin du Charbonnier (69800), France Défibrillateur supports the town's businesses, public bodies and associations: sale, hire, installation, maintenance and training in life-saving skills for DAE units (AEDs).

Available services:

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

AED regulations in Saint-Priest

Industrial estates, shopping centres, sports facilities: Saint-Priest is home to many public-access buildings (ERP) subject to the equipment obligation. Since 2020-2021, categories 1 to 4 have been required to have a DAE, and certain category 5 ERP are covered depending on their activity. Every device must be registered in the national GéoDAE database, as the 187 DAE units already recorded in the commune have been. This visibility enables the emergency services and citizen-responder apps to guide a bystander to the nearest device.

Installing an AED in Saint-Priest

Right next to Corbas (1 km), Bron and Mions (4 km), Saint-Priest sees employees, customers and sports users passing through all day long. We install your DAE where it will be seen and reached in moments: reception, loading bay, sports hall or an outside wall. Installation, regulatory signage and GéoDAE registration are included; hire starts at 50 € excl. VAT per month, maintenance included.

Maintenance and training in Saint-Priest

Across a fleet as extensive as Saint-Priest's, maintenance is the most common weak link: expired electrodes, flat batteries, faulty cabinets. Our preventive maintenance contracts schedule inspections, replace consumables and keep GéoDAE up to date. We also train your staff, because every minute gained before the shock preserves around 10% of the chances of survival.