Your Key to O. Reg. 157/25 Compliance

AED Maintenance and Inspection — Your Key to O. Reg. 157/25 Compliance

How AED4Life and TrackMyAED™ Keep Construction Sites Ready, Safe, and Fully Compliant

Under Ontario Regulation 157/25, which takes effect on January 1, 2026, every qualifying construction project must have a Health Canada–approved Automated External Defibrillator (AED) on-site—and it must be inspected and documented quarterly. Failure to complete or record these inspections is considered a breach of provincial law.

AED4Life makes this process seamless by combining rugged, compliant AEDs with the TrackMyAED™ monitoring platform, ensuring your devices are always rescue-ready and audit-ready.

Why AED Maintenance Matters

An AED is only life-saving if it functions perfectly when it’s needed most. Each year, more than 60,000 Canadians experience sudden cardiac arrest, according to the Heart & Stroke Foundation of Canada, and only 1 in 10 survive. On a construction site, where emergency medical services may take longer to arrive, AED reliability and readiness are non-negotiable.

While all AED4Life-supplied models—ZOLL AED Plus, ZOLL AED 3, Powerheart G5, and Philips OnSite—perform automated self-tests daily, Ontario’s new regulation still requires human verification and written or digital record-keeping. This ensures that:

• Visual indicators are checked.

• Batteries and pads are within expiry.

• Cabinets and signage remain intact and accessible.

• Records are available for Ministry of Labour inspection.

TrackMyAED™ Automation — Compliance Without the Paperwork

AED4Life’s TrackMyAED™ and TrackMyAED™ Pro platforms eliminate manual logging and guesswork by automating every step of the compliance process:

• Automated inspection reminders sent to designated site supervisors.

• Digital log storage for Ministry or WSIB audits.

• Pad and battery expiry notifications to prevent downtime.

• Real-time device status and alerts through TrackMyAED™ Pro, accessible from any device.

With over 60,000 AEDs tracked nationwide, this system is trusted by municipalities, corporations, and constructorsacross Canada to maintain full Health Canada and O. Reg. 157/25 readiness.

Expert Oversight You Can Trust

Every AED4Life program is supported by an Advanced-Care Paramedic consultant with more than 35 years of frontline experience in cardiac emergencies. Our team verifies that:

• Each AED is maintained according to manufacturer and Health Canada standards.

• Accessories are replaced proactively.

• Documentation meets Ministry of Labour and WSIB expectations.

This expert oversight ensures that your AED program goes beyond compliance—it becomes a cornerstone of your company’s safety culture.

The Cost of Neglect

Failing to inspect, document, or replace expired accessories not only risks lives but can expose a contractor to non-compliance penalties, WSIB complications, and reputational damage. AED4Life’s proactive monitoring eliminates these risks by keeping every site inspection-ready year-round.

Stay Audit-Ready with AED4Life

Don’t wait until January 2026. Prepare now to meet Ontario’s new AED maintenance requirements with confidence.

✅ Implement TrackMyAED™ Pro for digital inspections and expiry tracking.
✅ Schedule quarterly maintenance reminders for every active site.
✅ Rely on AED4Life’s expert paramedic consultants for compliance verification.

Stay audit-ready. Protect your workers. Lead the industry in safety.

Visit www.AED4Life.ca — Canada’s trusted partner for AEDs, training, and regulatory compliance.

AED4Life Fast Facts

• 20 + years serving Canadian workplaces.

• 60,000 + AEDs managed through TrackMyAED™.

• 100 % Health Canada–approved AEDs.

• Advanced-Care Paramedic oversight for maintenance programs.

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