First Aid & AED Service in Charlevoix
In Charlevoix, your first aid kits and AEDs are often what keeps a site compliant between busy tourist seasons. We run periodic checks on the kits in hotels, inns, B&Bs and restaurants across Baie-Saint-Paul, La Malbaie, Clermont and Saint-Siméon, from Le Massif up to the Manoir Richelieu. On every visit we restock what is missing, swap out expired supplies, and replace AED pads and batteries before their expiry date, not after. It is built to CNESST requirements and fitted to your space, whether that is a busy kitchen or a front desk. Everything is tracked by building in Canuck360, with certificates and deadlines in one place. Call 418-905-3396 and we will schedule the round.
What we do
- Inspection of first aid kits and verification of contents against CNESST requirements
- Restocking and replacement of missing or expired supplies
- AED checks: pads, battery, status indicator and overall condition of the unit
- Replacement of pads and batteries before their expiry dates
- Supply of kits and AEDs, plus refills and parts
- Signage to make kits and AEDs easy to locate
What you receive
- Dated inspection report for each kit and each AED
- List of supplies replaced and expiry dates to watch
- Deficiency tracking and deadline alerts in the Canuck360 client portal
Everything is logged in your Canuck360 portal. Discover Canuck360 Frequently asked questions
How often do kits and AEDs need to be checked?
We schedule periodic checks based on the type of site and how busy it gets. A hotel or restaurant in La Malbaie or Baie-Saint-Paul goes through supplies faster in summer, so we set the cadence to match. AED pads and batteries carry their own expiry dates, which we watch so they get replaced before they lapse.
Do you restock missing or expired supplies on site?
Yes. On each visit we top up the kit, pull anything expired, and note what was replaced. For AEDs we install fresh pads and a new battery ahead of the expiry date. It is all logged by building in Canuck360 along with certificates and the next due dates.
How often should a first aid kit be checked?
We recommend periodic checks, often monthly or quarterly depending on the setting. The point is to catch missing or expired supplies before they become a problem. We set the frequency based on your type of workplace and the applicable regulation.