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AED inspection and compliance platform for schools and hospitals

A role-based platform ensuring defibrillators are always emergency-ready: tracking battery and pad expiry, 90-day alerts, inspections with photo evidence and digital signatures, and monthly compliance reporting.

Client — a US medical-device compliance provider My role — Backend & API developer Team — 2 people
01 — Challenge

A defibrillator with an expired pad is worse than no defibrillator, because someone is relying on it. The system had to make an overdue device impossible to miss, and every inspection had to be attributable to a named person.

02 — Approach

Built Super Admin, Manager and Inspector roles with facility assignment, so people only see the devices they are responsible for. Tracked battery and pad expiry with rolling 90-day alerting, and captured inspections with replacement status, photos, comments and digital signatures. Added manager-level expiry alerts, missed-inspection warnings and monthly summaries, plus generated compliance reports covering inspected devices, upcoming expiries and overdue replacements.

03 — Impact

Organisations can evidence that every AED was inspected, by whom, and when — with overdue devices and upcoming expiries surfaced before they matter.

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Laravel MySQL REST APIs Laravel 10 MySQL REST API

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