First Aid & AED Service in Portneuf
In Portneuf, a half empty first aid kit or an AED with expired pads only shows up the day you actually need it. Canuck Santé & Sécurité handles the periodic checks of first aid kits and AEDs for municipal buildings, schools and CPEs, arenas, garages, farms and light manufacturing shops in Donnacona, Saint-Raymond, Pont-Rouge, Cap-Santé and Neuville. We inspect kit contents against CNESST requirements, restock what is missing, and replace AED pads and batteries before they expire. Because the MRC stretches along Hwy 138 and Route 367, we group visits to cut down on travel. Everything is tracked by building in Canuck360 · deadlines, certificates and compliance in one place. Call 418-905-3396 to set up a visit.
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
Do you handle AED pads and batteries before they expire?
Yes. On every visit we record the expiry dates on the pads and battery, and we replace them before they lapse. The deadlines live by building in Canuck360, so you get a heads up before it becomes a problem, not after.
We have several sites between Pont-Rouge and Saint-Raymond. Can you do them the same day?
Yes. Since Portneuf runs along Hwy 138 and Route 367, we group kit and AED visits in the same area to limit travel. That keeps your road charges down and lines up all your deadlines on one schedule.
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.