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3). Skin Contact <br />Immediately rinse the affected skin with water. Remove any contaminated clothing and rewash the <br />skin if necessary. If irritation persists or the skin is damaged, transport the victim to local <br />hospital. <br />4). Eye Contact <br />Contact Lenses are not allowed on this project Hold eyelids open and rinse the eye(s) with large <br />amounts of water. Do not flush the contaminants from the injured eye into the unaffected eye. <br />Never rob irritated eyes. H the irritation persists of the eye(s) appear <br />damaged, transport the victim to local hospital. <br />5). Physical Trauma <br />There are several emergency response procedures to assist with victims of physical trauma <br />Injuries resulting in broken bones, lacerations, unconsciousness, shock, etc.. should be addressed <br />by personnel trained in First Aid and CPR A through description of First Aid procedures for the <br />above listed emergencies is beyond the scope of this Health and Safety Plan. Victims of physical <br />trauma should be treated by site personnel trained in First Aid and CPR call 911 to arrange for <br />transportation to local hospital. <br />6). Solar (Non -Ionizing) Radiation <br />Since most work will be performed outdoors, the hazard of non -ionizing radiation will be present <br />Sunburns ranging from red, inflamed skin to blisters can occur. Sunscreen can be found in the <br />First Aid kit with the health and safety supplies. It is urged that workers apply the sunscreen to <br />protect any exposed skin duringwork activities. <br />D-7 <br />