The Donate For Defib Weston-Super-Mare Project has launched an online form.
It hopes to capture the public's understanding of CPR and measure their confidence in administering it during cardiac arrest situations.
Participants are also asked if they know the location of their nearest publicly accessibly defibrillator.
Available as a Google Form, the survey has been shared across various social media platforms and on the official website.
The team are aiming to have 6,000 responses and say that the results are crucial for evaluating what improvements can be made to public knowledge of CPR and defibrillator installations.
Anonymity is ensured for everyone participating in the survey.
A Donate For Defib spokesperson said: "Public feedback on areas that need to improve, for example, accessible CPR training can make a difference.
"Please take the time to complete the form and ask friends, colleagues and relatives to do the same."
To view the Google Form and complete it, visit docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLSe.../viewform.
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