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Eyes: Irrigate immediately. Recommend a pressurized eye/face wash unit. Skin: Wash with soap and water Breathing: Move affected to fresh air at once. If necessary, perform artificial respiration and get medical attention immediately. When available, use cylinder oxygen on the affected unless directed otherwise by a Medical Doctor. Swallowing: Identify the item swallowed. Follow first aid procedures or get immediate medical attention. 5. Medical Treatment Any site personnel requiring medical treatment but not requiring ambulance transportation will be sent or transported to the nearest facility for treatment. 6. Accident Reporting All near misses, injuries or illness will be reported to the Safety and Health Manager within 16 working hours after the time of the accident. An example of the PHILIP ENVIRONMENTAL Accident Investigation Report and the Medical Request/Exam or Treatment form to be used in the event of an accident or injury requiring treatment are attached in the Report Forms section of the Work Plan binder. Site Supervisors are responsible for the prompt reporting of information to maintain the OSHA 200 form record of reportable injury and illness. All injuries will be reported on the appropriate PHILIP ENVIRONMENTAL form(s) and sent in to the Seattle corporate office with the daily reports. Copies of all reports will be kept on site by the Site Supervisor and a copy will be forwarded to the Project Manager and the Project Supervisor. OSHA 200 reports are required to be copied to Corporate Safety and Health at the end of each year. The form must be posted where highly visible to employees by February I st of each year and left up through the entire month. 7. Emergency Response for Uncontrolled Incidents Spills - contain spill area, absorb liquids and drum Fires - evacuate area if uncontrolled. If the fire is small, put out with fire extinguishers. All extinguishers will be U.L. listed, Class 2A - 40BC or better. umm,