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4.0 EMERGENCY RESPONSE ♦ Remember this must be specific to the site and discussed with the client/facility manager. This must be coordinated with other contractors working on the site. This can be done at the initial site meeting, but do not forget to do it. ♦ In addition to injuries and illnesses noted here, this section should also address how the client wants us to respond to: the public or the press, tires, bomb threats, etc. ♦ You must discuss emergency response at the pre-startup meeting with the contractor to make sure that you can act on the response plan in the event of an emergency. ♦ All STANTEC staff on site must have completed CPR and First Aid training. ♦ In the event of an injury or illness, notification of the family of the individual involved shall-be made as promptly as possible following the office's emergency action plan. ♦ You must have an eyewash bottle with you on site in case you get something in your eyes. ♦ If there is any type of emergency (injury, spill, etc.), work is to be shut down until the situation that caused the emergency is corrected and work can resume without further risk of a similar incident. ♦ All incidents regardless of severity and all near misses shall be reported immediately, (after stabilizing the victim(s)/Site), to the STANTEC Project Manager who will then contact Philip Platcow, Director.of IHIH & S, Peggy Ramos, Human Resources and Michael Philipp, Il/NMI Program Manager. The Project Manager together with Philip Platcow (or Michael Philipp if Mr. Platcow is not available) shall then communicate with the client Project Manager in accordance with the client's incident reporting guidelines. Client and STANTEC incident reporting guidelines are contained in Attachment 1 and Attachment 3. The Site Health & Safety Officer (SHSO) must be familiar with the directions to the hospital given in Section 1. (It has become common to take directions off the Intemet. In some cases these directions are no longer correct. It is the SHSO's responsibility to ensure that the directions stated in the HASP are absolutely accurate. It may be advisable to ask the client or call a local institution for directions.) Jury or Illness - If an injury or illness occurs, take the following action: - ♦ Determine if emergency response (flrelambulance) staff are necessary. If so, dial 911 or (209) 937-8801 (Stockton Fire Department) on a.cell.phone or closest available phone..(in the Shop Maintenance Building). ,Provide the location of the injured person and other details as requested. If it makes sense to take an individual to the hospital, follow the directions in Section 1. ♦ Get First Aid for the person immediately. Utilize first aid kit in vehicle. Also utilize the bloodborne pathogens kit. (Make sure you have both kits, or one combined kit). k . ♦ Notify the SHSO immediately. The SHSO is responsible for contacting the STANTEC Project Manager immediately after stabilizing the victim(s)/site. The STANTEC Project Manager shall then immediately contact Peggy Ramos in STANTEC's Human Resources, Philip Platcow, Director of IH/H&S and Michael Philipp. The STANTEC Project Manager along with the SHSO, and the Office Health & STANTEC Consulting Corporation 4-1