Safety

An AED is a portable electronic device that, once attached to the patient, automatically diagnoses life-threatening cardiac arrhythmias and delivers an electric shock to help the heart re-establish an effective rhythm.

How to use

Open the case and turn the device on. It will provide voice prompts to guide you through every step. It will not deliver a shock unless the victim’s heart requires it.

Disclaimer: Campus AED units are configured specifically for adults and older children. They do not include the "pediatric key" required to convert the device for infant or small child use. These units are intended for use only on individuals 8 years of age or older or those weighing more than 55 lbs.

View AED locations on Campus

For additional first aid information, refer to our First Aid emergency management page.  

Bleeding Control Kits are located alongside our campus AEDs in the AED cabinets. These kits contain specialized medical supplies to restrict blood flow and stabilize a victim in the moments before professional medical help can arrive, helping to save a life during a bleeding emergency.

What's Inside

Each kit includes a tourniquet, pressure bandages, shears, pressure strap, trauma pads, emergency blanket, marker, gloves and instructions. They are designed to be used by anyone, even those without medical training, to stabilize an individual until paramedics arrive.

These specialized chairs are used to safely transport individuals with mobility impairments or injuries downstairs during an emergency when elevators are unavailable or unsafe to use.

Campus Stair Chairs are in every multiple story building on campus. Instructions on how to use the chairs are attached to each Stair Chair.

For more information about evacuations on campus, refer to our Evacuation emergency management page.  

Student Accident Form

If an injury occurs to a student please report it using the Student Accident Form. A copy should be sent to the VPA and the original to District Risk Management.

Student Accident Form

Employee Accident Form

If an injury occurs to an employee please report it using the Employee Accident Form. A copy should be sent to the VPA and the original to District Risk Management.

Employee Accident Form

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