Automatic External Defibrillators (AED)
An AED (Automated External Defibrillator) is a device that is designed to analyze heart rhythm and deliver a potentially lifesaving shock (defibrillation) to a victim of a sudden cardiac arrest. This lifesaving device is vital because sudden cardiac arrest strikes over 400,000 people across the United States each year.
The AED Program is managed by EHS, which establishes training, use, and maintenance of AEDs located at Â鶹AV. Each AED is tested regularly to ensure they are ready to use. A map of the strategic AED locations is provided below. In addition to these mapped AED locations, our Campus Safety and Athletic Trainers have designated mobile AEDs for their respective use.
If you have questions or concerns, please contact EHS (ehs@brynmawr.edu).
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Environmental Health and Safety
- For Covid-related questions, please contact Kari Fazio at 610-526-5641 or kfazio@brynmawr.edu.
- For other Environmental Health and Safety matters, please contact Julia McLaughlin at 610-526-5166 or ehs@brynmawr.edu.
- If the matter can be addressed by Facilities, you can reach them at 610-526-7930 or facilities@brynmawr.edu.
- For workplace injuries, please contact Human Resources at 610-526-5261.