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AED Site Assessment

AED Site Assessment

Our AED Site Assessment service helps South Australian workplaces understand what the publicly available AED guidelines mean for their site. Whether you manage a single building or a large property portfolio, we review your layout, identify potential coverage gaps, and provide clear best-practice recommendations based on SA Health’s publicly available information and manufacturer guidance.

This assessment is not legal advice and does not interpret legislation, but it does give you a practical action plan to help you prepare your site for installation and ongoing AED readiness.

What’s Included?

  • Building and floorplan review – assessing layout, access points, and high-traffic or higher-risk areas
  • AED coverage guidance – estimating how many units may be needed based on your site’s size and use
  • Placement recommendations – mapping suggested AED locations for visibility and accessibility
  • Summary of publicly available requirements – outlining key information from SA Health’s public guidance
  • Installation readiness check – confirming cabinet placement options, power access, and signage locations

the benefits you get

  • Understand how your building aligns with SA Health’s publicly available AED guidance
  • Reduce uncertainty by receiving a clear, practical plan for preparing your site
  • Improve readiness for installation and ongoing AED maintenance
  • Gain confidence that your workplace has considered best-practice AED coverage
  • Receive a simple next-step action plan tailored to your site
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Key Features

Understanding AED requirements can feel complex, but it does not have to be. Our assessment process gives you clear, practical guidance based on SA Health’s publicly available information and industry best practice. You will know where AEDs should be placed, how many units may be needed, and what steps can help your sites be ready for installation and ongoing maintenance.

Expert Guidance

Our team stays up to date with SA Health’s publicly available AED information and industry best practice, so you get practical and accurate guidance for your site.

Multi-Site Support

Ideal for property managers or organisations overseeing multiple locations. We review each site and provide an organised plan across your full portfolio.

Detailed Compliance Reporting

Receive a site-specific report with straightforward, actionable recommendations based on your building layout and publicly available guidance.

Simple Next Steps

After your assessment, we can provide a clear quote and installation plan, making the entire process smooth and easy to action.

Questions? You Need Answer

Have questions or need clarification? We’re here to help. Our dedicated support team is ready to provide you with the answers you need. Whether you’re curious about our services, need assistance with a product, or have any other inquiries?
Who is required to have an AED in South Australia?

According to publicly available SA Health information, new AED requirements apply to a range of South Australian workplaces from January 2026. Many commercial, multi-storey, and public-facing sites are included.

SafePulse does not provide legal advice, however we can review your site details and give guidance based on the public criteria shared by SA Health. If you need legal confirmation for your business, it is best to speak with a property or legal professional.

Compliance depends on factors such as your building size, floor layout, and public accessibility. We can review your property details and compare them with the public SA Health guidance to help you understand what may be required.

For formal legal confirmation of compliance, we recommend seeking independent legal advice.

Our installation service covers everything needed to get your AED set up and ready for use. This includes cabinet mounting, green AED signage, placement guidance based on industry best practice, and registration of your unit with the SA Ambulance Service AED Registry.

You also receive a maintenance plan to keep the unit operational and monitored.

Yes. AEDs need regular checks and replacement of pads and batteries to stay operational. Industry practice and manufacturer guidelines recommend routine servicing.

SafePulse provides six-monthly maintenance visits to test the unit, replace consumables when needed, update your records, and help ensure the AED stays ready to use.

If your AED is activated, let us know as soon as possible. We will inspect the unit, replace used consumables, verify functionality, and restore readiness.

A small call-out fee may apply for the visit. Consumables are covered if you’re on an active maintenance plan.

Yes. We work with landlords, property managers, corporates, and organisations that oversee many buildings.

We can assess your entire portfolio using SA Health’s public guidance, coordinate installations across sites, manage scheduling with tenants, and handle ongoing maintenance for each location.

Ready to Protect Your Workplace?

Ready to Protect Your Workplace?

Make sure your workplace is equipped and ready when it matters. From choosing the right unit to installation and maintenance, SafePulse takes care of everything for you.

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