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Site Health and Safety Plan Countryside Market, Stockton, California March 21, 2014 If necessary, transport the individual to the hospital for treatment; see Figure 3 for route to nearest hospital. A representative of Apex-SGI should always drive the injured employee to the hospital and remain at the facility until the employee is ready to be released. For subcontractor employees, a representative of the subcontractor should accompany the injured subcontractor employee to the hospital. In the event of a medical situation, requiring an ambulance (i.e., severe head injuries, amputations, heart attacks, etc.): Call 911. Administer first aid until an ambulance arrives. Use and complete the First Aid Assessment Form in Appendix D. A representative of Apex-SGI should always accompany the injured employee to the hospital and remain at the facility until final diagnosis and other relevant information is obtained. For subcontractor employees, a representative of the subcontractor should accompany the injured subcontractor employee to the hospital. In either situation, if the Site Health and Safety Coordinator leaves the Site to accompany an injured employee, arrangements must be made to have another Apex-SGI employee to act as the temporary Site Health and Safety Coordinator. 9.3 Local Emergency and Project Telephone Numbers See Project Telephone Numbers at the beginning of this HASP. These numbers also include emergency response numbers. 9.4 Emergency Medical Treatment and First Aid Procedures Emergency medical treatment or First Aid may be administered at the Site by the Site Health and Safety Coordinator or other personnel who have been certified in first aid. Use and complete the First Aid Assessment Form in Appendix D. General emergency medical and first aid procedures are as follows: Call for help. Remove the injured or exposed person(s) from immediate danger. Render first aid as needed; decontaminate affected personnel, if necessary. Call an ambulance for transport to local hospital immediately. This procedure should be followed even if there is no apparent serious injury. HASP 21MAR2014 9-2 APEX