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..' ,..' <br /> SITE HEALTH is SAFETY PLAN <br /> 2 . Actions to be taken will be dictated by the <br /> emergency condition. <br /> 3 . Power equipment will be shut down and operators will <br /> stand by for instruction. <br /> 4 . Injured personnel will be transported to the <br /> Contamination Reduction Line. <br /> 5 . In case of a fire, explosion, or hazard alarm, <br /> personnel will immediately proceed to assigned pre- <br /> arranged safe locations. <br /> 6. Upon arrival at the safe locations, a complete head <br /> count will be given to the Project Safety Officer <br /> and the Project Superintendent and personnel will <br /> stay at the safe locations until the area is <br /> secured. <br /> D. PERSONAL INJURY <br /> If an injury occurs due to an accident or exposure to a <br /> hazardous substance, Walton Engineering, Inc. will be <br /> notified. The Project Superintendent will be given all <br /> appropriate information concerning the nature and cause <br /> of the injury so that treatment preparations can be <br /> initiated. The injured person will be transported to <br /> the Contamination Reduction line where appropriate first <br /> aid and treatment can begin. The Project Superintendent <br /> will be informed and will investigate the cause of the <br /> injury and make any necessary changes in work <br /> procedures. <br /> E. AMBIENT MONITORING CONTINGENCIES <br /> When ambient monitoring on the downwind edge of the site <br /> indicates significantly higher than background levels <br /> of any contaminants, the Project Safety officer and <br /> Project Superintendent will immediately determine the <br /> cause, make changes to work practices or procedures, and <br /> if necessary, make changes in site layout and warn <br /> unprotected personnel to evacuate or don protective <br /> equipment. <br /> In the event of an accident resulting in physical <br /> injury, first aid will be administered; and the injured <br /> worker will be transported to the nearest hospital for <br /> emergency treatment. <br /> 17 <br />