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• Escape Routes A wind direction indicator (several ribbons on a post) will be positioned in the exclusion zone. In the event of an emergency, all personnel will evacuate the site upwind unless the emergency precludes evacuation in such direction. This measure may require personnel to abandon normal decontamination procedures; in this event, decontamination should be performed in a safe location. The SHO will use the Site Entry Log to ensure that all personnel have evacuated the site. Evacuation Sianals and Other Signals Due to the small work areas anticipated during this project, creation of evacuation and other signals will not be necessary. Nevertheless, workers should be cognizant of the reduction of communication abilities in high-noise areas. In the event of withdrawal from the working area verbal notification will be given. A cellular telephone will be at the site if another telephone is not available. First Ai A first aid kit will be located in the contamination reduction zone. The SHO and another person will be certified by the American Red Cross in first aid and CPR. If an injured • individual requires further attention, the individual will be immediately transported to the nearest hospital. A map illustrating the route to the nearest emergency medical facility will be present onsite (see Attachment 7). If possible, the victim will be decontaminated prior to transport to the facility. If the injury is serious, decontamination is of secondary importance. All accidents without regard to the severity shall be reported in writing to CKY's Safety and Health Officer within 24 hours. All accidents requiring a physician's treatment shall be reported immediately to the project Safety and Health Officer. C5.7 Medical Monitoring All CKY Inc. personnel and subcontractors will have successfully completed a physical examination which meets the requirements of 29 CFR 1910.120 (F), and Title 8 CCR 1512 prior to entering work zones. CKY personnel undergo a physical examination annually which is performed by a physician Board-certified in Occupational Medicine (see attachments). The physician is made familiar with the job-related duties of each employee examined. The physical examination consists of the following, at a minimum: • Medical and occupational history. • Physical examination, with particular emphasis on the cardiopulmonary system, • general physical fitness, skin, blood-forming system, renal and nervous systems. • Urinalysis. C-15