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Maine State AED Laws

 Summary of Requirements

AED owners or lessees must consult with a licensed physician for AED selection, storage, operator training, and usage protocols. AED use on another person is only allowed after completing an approved course by organizations like the American Red Cross or American Heart Association. Notify the Maine Emergency Medical Services of the AED's existence, location, and type. Maintain and test the AED according to manufacturer and department standards, and report clinical AED use to the Maine Emergency Medical Services.
Summary of Requirements
AED-Check.jpg Physician A person who owns or leases an AED shall consult with a licensed
physician for technical assistance in the selection and storage location
of an AED, training of potential operators, protocols for use and use
review.
AED-Check.jpg CPR/AED Training A person may not use an AED on another person unless the person using
the AED has successfully completed a course, approved by the American
Red Cross, the American Heart Association or the department, in the use
and operation of the AED,
AED-Check.jpg EMS Notification A person who owns or leases an AED shall notify the Maine Emergency
Medical Services within the department of the existence, location and
type of AED the person possesses.
AED-Check.jpg Maintenance Program A person who owns or leases an AED shall maintain and test the AED in
accordance with the applicable standards of the manufacturer and any
other standards prescribed by the department.
AED-Check.jpg Notification of Use A person who owns or leases an AED shall notify the Maine Emergency
Medical Services within the department of the clinical use made of the
AED.
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22 - A ME Rev Stat § 2150-C. - 2016

Provides Good Samaritan protection for use of an AED and establishes guidelines for AED programs.

Laws / Legislation
Reference
Date Summary
ME Code of Reg § 05-071 2016 All public schools, including charter schools are required to offer training to students on how to perform CPR and use AEDs.
LD 1139 (HP 845) 2011 An act suggesting that high school students receive CPR and AED instruction prior to graduation.
LD 1073 (HP 808) 2011 An act suggesting that health clubs be required to carry AEDs.
LD 1785 2007 An Act to require automated external defibrillators in schools serving
grades kindergarten to 12 and at school sponsored athletic events.
20 - A ME Rev Stat § 6304 2007 Outlines AED requirements for schools.
LD 177 2004 Requires that a school administrative unit or private school ensure that all school personnel are certified in CPR.
Chapter 421 2001 Establishes requirements for an AED program.
LD 1432 2001 An act to encourage greater acquisition, deployment, and use of automated external defibrillators.