Commercial AED installation

Workplace AEDs, installed and maintained.

TGA approved AEDs supplied, installed, registered and maintained for commercial buildings in every Australian state and territory.

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Trusted across Australia

The property teams we install for.

JOSCAR Registered
JOSCAR RegisteredAustralian government & defence supplier registry
LJ Hooker CommercialMastracorpPro RealtyRay WhiteALMSelect
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Our approach

We handle the AED headache, so you don’t have to.

We handle every step — from the first site review through to ongoing maintenance. One team, one quote, one point of contact, every six months.

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Adelaide-owned, every state served

SafePulse is South Australian-owned and installs across all eight states and territories. One team, one standard — wherever your buildings sit. Pre-bookings welcome from anywhere.

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One supplier, end to end

Site review, cabinet, signage, SA Ambulance registration, ongoing maintenance — all under one quote. No coordinating between vendors. No chasing.

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Compliance built in

Every install follows publicly available SA Health guidance. Documentation provided. Your team knows what’s where, what’s been checked, and when.

SA Health guidance

Does your building need an AED?

Most Australian commercial properties fall into at least one of these categories. The thresholds below are drawn from SA Health’s published guidance — a useful benchmark wherever you sit.

600m²+Minimum threshold

Large commercial properties

SA Health’s public guidance indicates that commercial sites with over 600 m² of publicly accessible area are expected to have at least one AED in a visible, accessible location.

Examples
  • Shopping centres
  • Gyms
  • Offices
  • Medical centres
  • Car dealerships
1,200m²+Per public level

Multi-storey & multi-tenant buildings

Public guidance suggests each level over 1,200 m² of publicly accessible space may require its own AED. Building owners and managers are generally responsible for coverage across publicly used floors.

Examples
  • Serviced offices
  • Shared commercial spaces
  • Retail complexes
Any sizeRisk-based

High-risk or public-facing sites

Some sites require AEDs based on activity type, occupancy, or public access — not floor area. Recommendations are drawn from SA Health’s published information and common industry practice.

Examples
  • Gyms
  • Medical clinics
  • Factories
  • Schools
  • Childcare
  • Hospitality

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Our working process

How an install actually goes.

From the first site review through to ongoing checks, SafePulse runs every step. Five stages from first call to handover.

Step 01
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Site review & compliance check

We assess your property against publicly available SA Health guidance and recommend a sensible AED footprint.

Step 02
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Quotation & scheduling

A clear quote covering units, install and maintenance. Once approved, we book an install date that suits you.

Step 03
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Professional installation

Every install is completed by trained local technicians — cabinet, signage, SA Ambulance registration, all handled.

Step 04
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Documentation & handover

We provide records of every unit installed, walk your team through locations, and brief them on day-to-day readiness.

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Ongoing maintenance

Six-monthly visits to test, replace pads & batteries as needed, and keep every unit in good working order.

SafePulse handled the assessment, install and ongoing checks across 14 of our properties. One invoice, one contact — no chasing between vendors.

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Install packages

Smart by default. Standard if you’d rather.

Both packages include the AED unit, cabinet, signage and SA Ambulance registration. The choice is how much of the ongoing maintenance you want us to handle.

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Smart install

For workplaces that want it watched 24/7.

Everything in Standard, plus 24/7 monitoring — live tamper alerts, GPS, automatic pad and battery prompts, and daily digital reporting via AED Alert 2.0. Set it up once and it largely runs itself between site visits.

What Smart adds
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Auto maintenance alerts
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Multi-site visibility
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Standard install

For teams who’d rather handle maintenance themselves.

A clean, best-practice AED install with six-monthly technician visits to test the unit, swap pads and batteries, and keep the log up to date. No live monitoring.

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Common questions

AED questions, answered.

The questions we get most — from installation through to long-term servicing and compliance.

Still have a question?

Speak to our team — we typically reply within one business day.

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Do Australian workplaces legally need an AED?add
South Australia is the only state with an AED-specific Act in force. The Automated External Defibrillators (Public Access) Act 2022 applies to commercial buildings over 600m² from 1 January 2026. Every other state sits under WHS or OHS duty of care, where the first-aid code applies a 'reasonably practicable' test. Many workplaces install AEDs to meet that duty and because cardiac arrests are survivable when help is on-hand.
When does the SA AED Act come into effect?add
From 1 January 2026. Enforcement sits with SafeWork SA, and the requirement applies to commercial buildings over 600m².
How do I know if my building needs an AED?add
A few things matter: how big the building is, who's in it, and how far the nearest ambulance is. Send us your property details and we'll review against the rules that apply in your state. For legal sign-off, your WHS adviser or solicitor is the right call.
What's included in an AED installation?add
Every install includes a wall-mounted cabinet, the AED, signage, and registration with your state's ambulance network (SA Ambulance, NSW Ambulance and so on). You also get install documentation and a six-monthly maintenance plan.
Do you offer free site assessments?add
Yes. Send us your property details and we'll write up a free review covering unit count, placement, and signage — based on your state's rules.
How much does AED installation cost?add
Cost depends on the package, the site size, and how many units you need. Send us your property details and we'll come back with a clear, line-by-line quote the same business day.
Not sure where to start?

Send your details, get a site review.

We'll review your property against publicly available SA Health guidance and reply within one business day — recommended unit count, placement, signage and a clear quote.

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We'll come back within one business day with a recommendation and a clear quote.

Free site assessment, no obligation. We reply the same business day.