FAIRCHILDAFBI44-101 governs Fairchild Air Force Base’s Public Access Defibrillation program and Automated External Defibrillator use.
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It covers AED installation, maintenance, inspections, training, event documentation, quality review, electrical safety, and requests for new equipment. It requires coordination, documented training and inspections, event summary submission, and unit-funded purchases through the 92 MDSS Medical Logistics Flight.
Applies to: This instruction does apply to the Guard and Reserves if they are on Active Duty status.
Initial installation of AEDs must be coordinated through 92d Civil Engineer Squadron and the Site Coordinator after approval by 92 MDG/CC. (paragraph 2)
The Medical Director or designee will review all Event Summary Sheets to assess quality of care within 48 hours of occurrence. (paragraph 3)
The summary sheet must be forwarded to the 92 MDG/SGH or designee within 24 duty hours. (paragraph 1)
The “911 Response” must be activated as soon as possible upon discovery of a victim. (paragraph 4)
Do not use the AED when the rescuer or victim is soaking wet or is in water. (paragraph 4)