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RESNA <br /> f-- <br /> SITE SAFETY PLAN <br /> ® Noise Activities likely to generate noise exceeding 85 dB: <br /> >` Wear hearing protection during these activities. <br /> ❑ Heat Stress Symptoms: <br /> Heat Cramps: Muscular pains and spasms. <br /> Heat Exhaustion: Cool, pale, moist skin; heavy sweating; dilated <br /> r <br /> i.r..� pupils, headache, nausea, dizziness. vomiting, <br /> near normal body temperature. <br /> J Heat Stroke: Hot, red skin; very small pupils; high body <br /> f I temperature; reduced sweating. <br /> -- Mitigation: Cool place for breaks: <br /> Monitor personnel using pulse rate and/or blood pressure, body temperature take frequent <br /> == breaks in shaded area. Unzip or remove PPE during breaks and results of personnel monitoring. <br /> Provide drinking water and/or electrolyte replacement drink. Record the time and duration of all <br /> +..� breaks and results of personnel monitoring. Heat stroke victims must receive emergency <br /> medical care. <br /> ❑ Hypothermia/Frostbite Symptoms: <br /> =3 ./ Hypothermia: Shivering, apathy, loss of consciousness, <br /> decreasing pulse and breathing rate. <br /> -f Frostbite: White, then grayish yellow progressing to <br /> grayish blue skin, cold, numb part. <br /> Mitigation: Wear multilayer cold weather outfits covered by a wind resistant fabric. Take <br /> frequent breaks in a warm, sheltered area. Provide warm non-alcoholic drinks. For frostbite <br /> victims warm injured part gradually, do not rub! Warm hypothermia victims and transport to <br /> emergency medical care. <br /> rel <br /> ❑ Underground/Overhead Utilities (show location of utilities on site map) <br /> ,f How were underground utilities identified? <br /> Underground Service Alert to be called prior to field activities. <br /> Verified with magnetometer on-site? <br /> fr�r <br /> IJ'� PAGE 5 <br />