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    The document outlines a head office contingency plan procedure for reporting personal injuries. It includes sections to document the date and time of injury, detail of the injury, any broken bones and affected areas, wounds and blood loss, and additional comments. Information to be recorded includes whether bones are broken or prominent on X-rays, limitations to movement, dimensions and depth of wounds, and estimated blood loss. The goal is to comprehensively document any injuries for contingency planning purposes.

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    The document outlines a head office contingency plan procedure for reporting personal injuries. It includes sections to document the date and time of injury, detail of the injury, any broken bones and affected areas, wounds and blood loss, and additional comments. Information to be recorded includes whether bones are broken or prominent on X-rays, limitations to movement, dimensions and depth of wounds, and estimated blood loss. The goal is to comprehensively document any injuries for contingency planning purposes.

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    Psmm-Hocp-07-Personal Injury

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    Hung Hoang Minh
    The document outlines a head office contingency plan procedure for reporting personal injuries. It includes sections to document the date and time of injury, detail of the injury, any broken bones and affected areas, wounds and blood loss, and additional comments. Information to be recorded includes whether bones are broken or prominent on X-rays, limitations to movement, dimensions and depth of wounds, and estimated blood loss. The goal is to comprehensively document any injuries for contingency planning purposes.

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    HEAD OFFICE CONTIGENCY PSMM/HOCP-07

    PLAN Version : 00
    PROCEDURE : HEAD OFFICE CONTIGENCY
    Date: 04.01.2022
    PLAN Page: 1/ 1

    PERSONAL INJURY

    1. Date and time of injury :........................................................................................


    2. Detail of injury (fall, traffic incident...):................................................................
    ...............................................................................................................................
    ...............................................................................................................................
    3. Bone broken? Yes /No
    a) May be ( )
    b) Prominent ( )
    c) Positive when having X-RAY ( )

    4. Areas
    a) Skull ( )
    b) Face ( )
    c) Cervix ................limit ( )
    d) Back bone ( )
    e) rib ..............side .............how many ( )
    f) Pelvis ( )
    g) Upper leg
    Left ( ) Right ( )
    h) Lower leg
    Left ( ) Right ( )
    i) Other parts ( )

    5. Is there any wound ? Locate wound, especially chest or belly wound with dimension and
    depth.
    ......................................................................................................................................
    ......................................................................................................................................

    6. Is much blood ? ............................................................................................................

    7. Comment:.....................................................................................................................
    ......................................................................................................................................
    ......................................................................................................................................

    PVTRANS SHIPS MANAGEMENT CO. – PSM

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