AED readiness
Preparing a public-safe AED readiness concept check.
No live readiness results, customer records, or private HeartTrak data.
AED readiness
Public preview for pads, battery, and inspection awareness. Full AED readiness activities stay inside a HeartTrak™ team workspace.
Rescue Quest teaches the readiness moves anyone can practice. Sign in to keep your progress and badges as you go.
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The 3 Greens reminder helps visitors understand what to check. Sign in to keep practicing and track your team’s badges.
Learn to spot the three signals — pads, battery, and last check — and call each one ready.
A missing signal isn’t a fail — it’s just your next step on the Rescue Path.
Complete the practice to earn your 3 Greens badge and unlock the next mission.
AED placement
Place AEDs as close as practical to where sudden cardiac arrest is more likely, while keeping the device visible, reachable, secure, and typically retrievable within 3 minutes or less.
Physically active areas such as gyms, sports fields, recreation facilities, and walking tracks.
Gathering places for meals such as cafeterias, lunchrooms, restaurants, food courts, and event spaces.
Higher-stress or high-excitement places such as meeting rooms, public gathering areas, customer service counters, and transportation hubs.
Check a virtual AED for pads ready, battery ready, and inspection ready.
This activity is available inside a HeartTrak team workspace.
Request team access to run drills, review cues, and track readiness.
In an emergency, call 911, start CPR if trained, and use an AED as soon as it is available.
HeartSafe Rescue Quest is a learning tool and resource used to support HeartSafe EMS emergency training programs. It is not a replacement for training, recertification, medical advice, emergency services, or hands-on instruction. In an emergency, call 911 and follow dispatcher instructions.
