
Defibrillators should be available in just about every location imaginable. We have no way of knowing when or where Sudden Cardiac Arrest will strike — and a patient’s best chance of survival depends on defibrillation being delivered immediately. For every minute without defibrillation, survival chances fall by approximately 10%.
Think of a defibrillator the same way you think of a fire extinguisher. You don’t lock a fire extinguisher in a cupboard — it needs to be accessible the moment it’s needed. The same principle applies to AEDs. The Defibshop’s service doesn’t end at the sale. We’ll work with you on placement, signage, staff familiarisation and ongoing maintenance to make sure your AED is genuinely ready when it matters.
Who Could Need a Defibrillator Near Them?
Think about the people you live with, work with and socialise with. You could easily put together a list of people who might be candidates for a Sudden Cardiac Arrest — and really, that list should cover all of us. Cardiac arrest does not discriminate by age, fitness or health history.
Locations Where an AED Could Save a Life
The following is a starting point — not an exhaustive list. If people are present, an AED should be considered:
Placement Advice From Our Paramedic Team
Where exactly to mount or store your AED within a building or venue matters — accessibility, visibility and response time all need to be considered. The Defibshop will discuss your specific environment and recommend placement, signage and protocols suited to your needs. Whether you have one unit for a small business or dozens across a large facility, we’ll make sure your AED program is properly set up.

Not sure where to locate your AED?
Call our paramedic team — we’ll discuss your environment and help you get placement, signage and protocols right from day one.
Or send us an enquiry and we’ll get back to you promptly.
Defibshop — because seconds count!
Australia’s No.1 Defibrillator Store
Once your defib is in place, know how to use it fast — including where the pads go on a patient.

