Try the public quiz
Review four first-minute ideas with calm, immediate explanations.
Start the quizRescue Ready Canada
Build public AED confidence before an emergency happens.
Short public education, calm drills and the 3 Greens help people understand the first minute without exposing private HeartTrak information.
Compatibility guidanceMatch device and accessories
Canadian supportGuidance from one HeartSafe team
Training firstWSIB-approved provider
HeartTrak Basic includedFirst year included
Choose a public path
Learn, practise, then connect the habit to the AED program.
Every path is public education only. It does not grade an organization or access operational records.
Run a short drill
Practise roles, the route to the AED and the response sequence without grading the site.
Open the drillChoose the complete setup
Connect public confidence to training, visible equipment and included HeartTrak Basic.
Compare AED bundlesIndustry practice
Try a first-minute scenario with your team.
Use these short discussions to clarify roles before an emergency—not to certify or score a workplace.
A worker collapses beside an active job area.
The crew must make the scene safe, call 911, begin CPR and bring the AED from the site office.
Open the first-minute response
- Assign one person to call 911 and direct EMS through the site entrance.
- Move hazards only when it is safe, then begin CPR.
- Send a named responder for the AED and response kit.
- Apply the AED, follow its prompts and continue CPR until help takes over.
A visitor collapses on an upper floor.
The response depends on clear roles for CPR, AED retrieval, elevator access and meeting EMS.
Open the first-minute response
- Call 911 and state the building, floor and best entrance.
- Begin CPR while a responder retrieves the closest AED.
- Hold an elevator and send someone to meet EMS at the entrance.
- Apply the AED, follow its prompts and keep the route to the patient clear.
Public education only. Adapt the discussion to your emergency plan, training and local requirements.
3 Greens = Rescue Ready
Three conditions people can understand and repeat.
Use the 3 Greens as a public readiness habit, not an internal calculation.
Pads valid
Replacement timing remains visible.
Battery ready
Expected service life stays in view.
Inspection current
The public habit supports routine follow-through.
Illustrative public explanation only. No customer identifiers, inspection details, private notes or readiness calculations are used.
Training-first follow-through
Public confidence works best around visible, complete equipment.
Choose the device, cabinet, signage and response essentials together, then align practical training and follow-up.