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    The document outlines responsibilities in the event of an emergency at a construction site. It details that the first person at the scene should immediately notify others on site by shouting "fire" and then report key details to security, management, or health and safety personnel. The emergency commander is then responsible for initiating emergency response plans and notifying emergency response team members. The emergency coordinator would contact emergency services if needed and make arrangements for ambulance services or evacuation.

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    The document outlines responsibilities in the event of an emergency at a construction site. It details that the first person at the scene should immediately notify others on site by shouting "fire" and then report key details to security, management, or health and safety personnel. The emergency commander is then responsible for initiating emergency response plans and notifying emergency response team members. The emergency coordinator would contact emergency services if needed and make arrangements for ambulance services or evacuation.

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    Activity Responsibility

    START

    Immediately notify the people in the surrounding area Any person at the scene
    by shouting “FIRE, FIRE,…..” First person at the scene

    Report the emergency situation with the following


    information:
    - Type of emergency
    Any person at the scene
    - Location
    First person at the scene
    - Degree of emergency
    - Extent of injury / illness
    - Current situation

    Report immediately to any of the following person as


    available:
    Project Site
    Head Office
    - Security Guard
    - Security Guard
    - PM / SM / SA / PIC Any person at the scene
    - HR
    - HSE Personnel First person at the scene
    - HSE Department
    - Site Supervisor
    Note:
    Any of the above notified person shall immediately
    notify Emergency Commander of ERT.

    Initiate ERP and notify ERT members to carry out their


    Emergency Commander
    duties.

    Try to extinguish the fire with nearest portable fire Any person at the scene
    extinguisher available at the location. First person at the scene

    If required, contact BOMBA immediately. Emergency Coordinator

    Notify Police and Hospital, if necessary. Arrange for


    Ambulance Service. Emergency Coordinator

    If necessary, initiate evacuation process & for further


    action. Refer to Site Emergency Response Plan ERT Members
    (CNH/HSE/ERP/PH5/5C/BW06)

    END

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