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    When an unconscious coworker is found, trained first aid responders check Airway, Breathing, and Circulation (ABC's) in that order, as these are most important. They are also trained to provide basic first aid and treat minor injuries until emergency services arrive. First aid kits are located and checked regularly, and anyone needing assistance should call 911 if a trained responder cannot be contacted.

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    When an unconscious coworker is found, trained first aid responders check Airway, Breathing, and Circulation (ABC's) in that order, as these are most important. They are also trained to provide basic first aid and treat minor injuries until emergency services arrive. First aid kits are located and checked regularly, and anyone needing assistance should call 911 if a trained responder cannot be contacted.

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    BASIC FIRST AID 29 CFR 1910.

    151(b)

    Most of us know how to clean a small cut and apply a bandage. Most of us also know how to Discussion Date:
    put an ice pack on a bruise. But, do you know what to do if you see one of your coworkers
    lying unconscious on the floor? Employee Participants:

    Our first-aid-trained responders do! When someone is unresponsive, there can be dozens of
    causes. Finding out the cause is important when long-term treatment is necessary, but what
    is most important at that very moment is remembering the ABC’s.

    If you haven’t been trained or are not sure what to do, call for help. These individuals
    have been first aid trained:

    They may ask you to call 9-1-1. While that is happening, they will be checking the
    following, in this order:

    Airway > Breathing > Circulation

    They are also trained to provide basic first aid until medical professionals arrive and to treat
    minor scrapes, burns, cuts, splinters, insect stings, sprains and strains.

    Our first aid kits are located .

    They are checked regularly. If they need to be restocked, contact .

    If you need help and cannot contact a trained first aid responder, never hesitate call 9-1-1.

    OUR SITE SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS/PROCEDURES

    Continue employee participants on back if needed

    Phone: 1-800-HOT-HOGS (468-4647)


    newpig.com/expertadvice

    This toolbox talk is provided as a courtesy of New Pig Corporation and is not intended to cover every safety and health risk that may occur at your facility.
    New Pig Corporation assumes no liability for the use of this toolbox talk in conjunction with safety efforts at your facility.

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