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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
4700 - Waste Tire Program
RECORD_ID
PR0535342
PE
4740
FACILITY_ID
FA0020390
FACILITY_NAME
RENEWED RESOURCES CORP
STREET_NUMBER
29425
Direction
S
STREET_NAME
MACARTHUR
STREET_TYPE
RD
City
TRACY
Zip
95376
APN
25312026
CURRENT_STATUS
02
SITE_LOCATION
29425 S MACARTHUR RD
P_LOCATION
99
P_DISTRICT
005
QC Status
Approved
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LFR Levine-Fricke <br /> Condition Signs Symptoms Response <br /> Heat Exhaustion Heavy sweating; Weakness, Remove worker to a cool, shady <br /> pale, cool, moist headache, area. Administer fluids and allow <br /> skin; lack of dizziness, nausea. worker to rest until fully <br /> coordination; recovered. Increase rest periods <br /> fig• and closely observe worker for <br /> additional signs of heat <br /> exhaustion. If symptoms of heat <br /> exhaustion recur, treat as above <br /> and release worker from the <br /> day's activities after he/she has <br /> fully recovered. <br /> Heat Stroke Red, hot, dry Lack of or Immediately contact emergency <br /> skin; reduced medical services by dialing 911. <br /> disorientation; perspiration; Remove the victim to a cool, <br /> unconsciousness nausea; dizziness shady location and observe for <br /> and confusion; signs of shock. Attempt to <br /> strong, rapid comfort and cool the victim by <br /> pulse, administering small amounts of <br /> cool water(if conscious), <br /> loosening clothing, and placing <br /> cool compresses at locations <br /> where major arteries occur close <br /> to the body's surface(neck, <br /> underarms, and groin areas). <br /> Carefully follow instructions <br /> given by emergency medical <br /> services until help arrives. <br /> 6.4 Cold Stress <br /> Workers performing activities during winter and spring months may encounter <br /> extremely cold temperatures, as well as conditions of snow and ice, making activities <br /> in the field difficult. Adequate cold weather gear, especially head and foot wear, is <br /> required under these conditions. Workers should be aware of signs and symptoms of <br /> hypothermia and frostbite, as well as first aid for these conditions. These are <br /> summarized in the table below. <br /> [!ffspoeeecmh <br /> Signs Symptoms Response <br /> nfusion, slurred Sleepiness, Remove subject to warm area, <br /> , slow confusion, such as truck cab; give warm <br /> ovent. warm feeling. fluids; warm body core as <br /> Page A-8 <br /> HSP-TrocyTimFim-GWS=pling Jah <br />
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