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Remember that it is best to err on the side of caution. If a person is experiencing significant <br />distress, call for professional assistance immediately. <br />Call 911. Give the following information: <br />• Nature of medical emergency; <br />• Exact location and name of the sick or injured person and age; <br />• What type of assistance is needed or is being provided; <br />• Your name and contact phone number; <br />• Stay on the phone until the dispatcher has all the information needed and releases you; <br />• An ambulance should arrive at 12470 Locke Road, Lockeford, CA 95237 <br />CALL SECURITY. Security will contact Greene Brothers Farm Management and follow up <br />with emergency responders as necessary to escort paramedics to your location. <br />NOTIFY individuals trained in CPR and First Aid that may assist until emergency responders <br />arrive. Take all reasonable precautions to prevent disease transmission. <br />Assign someone to wait at the facility entrance to assist responding medical personnel in finding <br />the location of the person(s) needing medical attention. <br />Do not move victims if you suspect back or neck injuries. Assess victims for airway, breathing, <br />circulation, and injuries before administering any sort of aid. Keep the person warm and <br />comfortable. You should also offer to call a family member or friend for assistance/ support or <br />notification. <br />Workplace Violence <br />In the event of a violent incident in the workplace or there is a threat to your safety or the safety <br />of another person: <br />CALL 911 <br />RELAY ALL KNOWN INFORMATION: Exact location, nature of the situation, a brief <br />description of the subject(s) involved, injuries. Stay on the phone until the dispatcher releases <br />you. <br />USE COMMON SENSE to safeguard yourself and others; do not engage in unnecessary <br />attempts at intervention. <br />Earthquake <br />In the event an earthquake strikes: <br />• Drop, Cover and Hold! Get under a sturdy structure such as a desk or workstation and <br />remain there until the earthquake subsides. In a hallway, kneel with your back against the <br />wall. Cover your head with your arms and tuck down to your knees. <br />• Keep as calm as possible. <br />• If inside, stay inside. If outside, stay in the open, away from the building, overhead power <br />lines, or any other objects at risk of falling. Do not rush to the exits. <br />