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SECTIONSIX Emergency Response Plan 6.3 NOTIFICATION (SMS 049 AND 065) All incidents require immediate review and completion of SMS 049(Incident Reporting,Volume II). All injuries require immediate review and completion of SMS 065. In the event of an injury-related accident, hazardous substance release, damage to property, or emergency situations whether existing or imminent, the PM or designated field personnel must notify appropriate personnel as soon as possible but no later than within one to two hours. Personnel to be contacted are identified in the emergency telephone numbers. Accidents,injuries,non-injury incidents, and any other incident or noteworthy events will be immediately reported to the PM,and RSM on an Accident/Incident Report form within 24 hours of the incident. Circumstances of the accident/incident and preventive measures will be discussed with the SSO,PM, and project team field personnel prior to resuming regular activities during the next tailgate safety meeting. The SSO or PM will investigate cause(s) and recommend appropriate control measures. The RSM is responsible for reviewing the information and determining if further investigation or corrective measures are required. PM will also notify the appropriate state or federal agencies of any reportable spills or releases. Field personnel including subcontractors are responsible for reporting all work-related injuries, or incidents that may result in an injury, or illnesses as soon as possible to the SSO,RSM,PM, and appropriate URS supervisory personnel. Each individual project team member is responsible for documenting the incident and notifying their supervisor as soon as possible.The project manager and the RSM are responsible for notifying RadioShack and Cal-OSHA of any recordable injuries or illnesses to their employees,and maintaining health and safety files, including OSHA logs,training and medical surveillance certificates and records, and worker compensation files. Employee medical files, including records of work-related exposures, accidents/illnesses,are maintained by the project team member's occupational physician. 6.4 EXPOSURE/INJURY MEDICAL SURVEILLANCE (SMS 049&065) Any employee who suffers an illness, suspected injury or chemical over-exposure is required to see a physician. Depending upon the extent and type of exposure,illness, or injury, it is critical to perform follow-up testing and/or accident investigation within 24 to 48 hours. The project team member's health and safety supervisory personnel will ensure that appropriate medical follow-up testing is conducted. The physician responsible for conducting the employee's medical surveillance examinations shall be notified and consulted to determine the type(s) of tests required to accurately monitor the employee. A worker may return to work only with the written approval of the attending physician. Review and complete SMS 049, Incident Reporting and SMS 065, Injury Management. TS AND SETTINGS\CLEIMBECH\DESKTOP\WORLD ENTERPRISES\WORK PLANS\W ELL DESTRUCTIOMATTACHMENT C WORLD ENTERPRISES HSP TG EDITS.DOC\16-NON