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IV. Rescue and Medical Duties

This crew has been specifically trained to rescue

and/or attend to injured employees.

Yes _____

No _____

If “No” has been checked, our employees will rely on paramedics or

other emergency rescue teams.

If “Yes” has been checked, those employees trained in

rescue operations will perform duties according to the training

they have received. The remaining employees will meet at the

designated meeting area.

V. Means of Reporting Emergencies

When a fire or emergency occurs, it is our intention to notify all

employees, affected contractors, building owners and homeowners

about the crisis.

The first call will be made to the local fire department by using 911. If

911 is unavailable in the job’s area or there is an onsite fire

department, such as on military installations, that emergency telephone

number will be used instead. Emergency telephone numbers are

included in this plan.

If there are 10 employees or fewer in the area, a human voice will be

used to notify those on the job. For projects involving more than 10

employees, air horns or similar equipment will be used.

VI. Company Representative(s) Responsible for

Plan

The job foreman is the responsible person to contact with any

questions regarding this plan. If additional information is needed, the

project manager should be contacted.

Emergency Contacts

Project Address:

Project Telephone: (

)

Home Office Telephone: (

)

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