51福利

AED Policy:

The primary objective of the installation AED program is to deploy AEDs utilizing a risk-based strategy in an effort to increase the long-term survival rate for persons experiencing Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) AED instruction from CNO, 

Background: Every year in the United States more than 300,000 people die of sudden cardiac arrest. Sudden cardiac arrest can happen to anyone, anytime without warning but usually occurs in adults. Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) are used for victims in cardiac arrest (when the heart has stopped). It is crucial that CPR is initiated until the AED is available for use. CPR circulates oxygenated blood to the vital organs of the body, but does not necessarily restart the heart. For every minute that the application of the AED is delayed, chances of survivability are decreased by 10%.

Purpose: The primary purpose of this safety gram is to provide a general understanding as to how to use an AED in a life-saving emergency. The AED analyzes the heart鈥檚 electrical system and may prompt the rescuer to deliver a shock to re-establish the heart. CPR is a continuous cycle of 30 chest compressions and 2 rescue breaths.

Scope And Applicability: The Zoll Plus AEDs are located throughout this installation (see below for specific locations) They are all highly visible with appropriate signage and are accessible to the public. They are all similar to operate and have common features such as electrode pads, voice prompts, visual displays or lighted buttons to guide the responder through the steps of the AED operation

Training: American Red Cross CPR, AED and First Aid training is available upon request and includes a certification card valid for 2 years. There is no certification for Chest Compressions Only CPR. Please contact the NSAM AED Program Coordinator in the Safety Office at 656-3117 to get more information regarding CPR, AED and First Aid training.

Navy Medical Administrative Unit (NMAU) Monterey has a Red Cross certified Basic Life Support (BLS) instructor offering to facilitate classes for commands that have personnel requiring certification or an interest in BLS, First Aid/CPR/AED, or CPR/AED training. 

Classes are available to active-duty members, DoD GS, and reservists.  Due to overarching policy, NAF and contract employees are not allowed to receive Red Cross training facilitated by NMAU.

To schedule a class for your group please contact HM2 Samuel at least two weeks in advance of a desired class date. quade.c.samuel.mil@mail.mil

Using an AED:

When cardiac arrest occurs, call 9-1-1 (9-911 from base phone) and begin CPR immediately. If on base, be sure to provide building number (not Building name).  If possible, send someone to the front gate to direct first responders. You can also call the Base Police emergency number at 831-656-2555. Each patrol vehicle is equipped with an AED in the trunk of their car and sometimes they can respond quicker to an emergency here on base.

The below video is provided for your information purposes only. For official training contact the NSAM AED Program Coordinator in the Safety Office at 656-3117 to get more information regarding CPR, AED and First Aid training

AED Precautions: When operating an AED, follow these general precautions:

• Do not use alcohol to wipe the person鈥檚 chest dry. Alcohol is flammable.
• Do not use an AED and or pads designed for adults on a child younger than 8 years old or weighing less than 55 lbs.
• Do not touch the person while the AED is analyzing or when the AED is defibrillating.
• Do not defibrillate someone when around flammable or combustible materials.
• Do not use an AED on a person who is in contact with puddles of water.
• Do not use an AED within 6 ft. of a mobile phone or radio.

Policy: AED policy is available for review in the Naval Support Activity Monterey (NSAM) Installation Automated External Defibrillator (AED) Program Instruction 5100.15 and in the Navy Installation Automated External Defibrillation Program, OPNAV INSTRUCTION 5100.29 dated 13 July 2012.

AED Locations:

51福利/CAMPUS: (Zoll AED鈥檚)

• Building 220, 鈥淗errmann Hall鈥� (Mezz hallway by room M6)
• Building 220, 鈥淗errmann Hall鈥� (Near HRO)
• Building 232, 鈥淪panagel Hall鈥�, (1st Fl lobby, 3rd Fl near restrooms, 5th Fl. near Dean鈥檚 office). 
• Building 233, 鈥淏ullard Hall鈥�, (Near Elevator)
• Building 234, 鈥淗alligan Hall鈥�  (Basement, by stairs, 1st Floor Lobby, 2nd Floor hallway).
• Building 235, 鈥淩oot Hall鈥� (1st Fl fire control center, 2nd Fl).
• Building 237, 鈥淜ing Hall鈥� (Front entrance).
• Building 245, 鈥淲atkins Hall鈥� (Main entrance, 3rd Fl West end). 
• Building 255, 鈥淢E Auditorium鈥� (Main Entrance).
• Building 302, 鈥淕lasgow Hall鈥� (Room 221, Stress lab).
• Building 304, 鈥淕lasgow Hall鈥� (3rd Fl breakroom)
• Building 305, 鈥淕lasgow Hall鈥� (2nd Fl Dean鈥檚 lobby).
• Building 310, 鈥淩eed Hall鈥� (Lobby left).
• Building 330, 鈥淚ngersoll Hall鈥� (Entrance).
• Building 339, 鈥淒udley Knox Library鈥� (Entrance).
• Building 510, Beach Lab (Entrance).

51福利/OFF CAMPUS:

• Building 215, 鈥淢AE鈥� Entrance
• Building 217, 鈥淢AE鈥� Lab
• Building 230, 鈥淧hysics鈥� Lab

NSAM:

• Building 31, 鈥淧olice鈥� Entrance
• Building 191, 鈥淧ro Shop鈥� Front desk
• Building 208, 鈥淢ain Gym鈥� Entrance
• Building 220, 鈥淗errmann Hall鈥� Basement Service Elevator, Rm 60, Trident Hallway, QD, Dental Hallway 
• Building 221, 鈥淗errmann Hall鈥� 2nd Floor
• Building 222, 鈥淗errmann Hall鈥� 2nd Floor
• Building 236, 鈥淏oiler Room鈥� Entrance
• Building 247, 鈥淨uad Auditorium鈥� Entrance
• Building 258, 鈥淧olice鈥� Main entry shack
• Building 259, 鈥淚SG鈥� Hallway left
• Building 271, 鈥淗Q鈥� Breakroom
• Building 275, 鈥淪afety鈥� Training room
• Building 300, 鈥淐hapel鈥� Entrance left
• Building 303, 鈥淣EX鈥� Entrance
• Building 334, 鈥淣avy Lodge鈥� Front desk
• Building 339, 鈥淒udley Knox Library鈥� Starbucks entrance 
• Building 349, 鈥淲arehouse鈥� Entrance
• Building 426, 鈥淧W鈥� Hallway
• Building 427, 鈥淧W鈥� Breakroom
• Building 436, 鈥淧olice鈥� Hallway, Vehicles #09, #65, #76, #94 
• Building 439, 鈥淐DC鈥� Hallway
• Building 444, 鈥淭ech Connection鈥� Front desk
• Building 451, 鈥淕olf Maintenance鈥� Entrance
• Building 1280, 鈥淔leet & Family Support鈥� Entrance

• FNMOC and NRL:
• Building 700 鈥淔NMOC鈥� Lobby, back hallway 
• Building 25 鈥淔NMOC鈥� Gym
• Building 702 鈥淔NMOC鈥� Lobby, 1st floor, 2nd floor, 3rd floor 
• Building 704 鈥淣RL鈥� Lobby
• Building 703 鈥淔NMOC鈥� Lobby
• Building 715, 鈥淣RL鈥� Lobby
• Building 705 鈥淔NMOC鈥� Lobby
• Building 708 鈥淔NMOC鈥� Lobby