INJURY AND ILLNESS GENERAL Employees and students must notify their immediate supervisor or instructor of all illnesses and injuries related to exposure to hazardous chemicals. Employees and students should report to the if medical attention is required. Students should be accompanied by a friend, teaching assistant or instructor. If transportation is necessary, the University Police (see page) should be called to get transportation for the victim. Do not move a seriously injured person unless he/she is in further danger. Do not transport injured person(s) in personal or department vehicles. Call 911 for ambulance transportation. In cases of serious injury or illness, it is imperative that appropriate actions be followed immediately. When in doubt as to what should be done, telephone the University Police at (see cover page) for assistance. Give emergency and medical personnel the following information: your name, location and nature of the emergency the name of the chemical involved the amount involved area of the body affected symptoms The supervisor or instructor must ensure the appropriate injury report forms are completed. Contact your Business Office for additional information. If you have any questions regarding injury and illness procedures, contact your supervisor, instructor, or the University Police. MINOR FIRST-AID First aid kits are not recommended except for remote operations where First Aid Kits. emergency care is not readily available. If a department desires a first aid kit, it must be maintained with essential supplies at all times. See the General Stores Catalog for a list of essential supplies. First aid kit supplies can be purchased from General Stores. First aid kits must be readily accessible. If the kit is not visible, the area where it is stored must be clearly marked. Do not dispense or administer any medications, including aspirin. Do not put any ointments or creams on wounds or Use cool water. The MSDS contains special first aid information. giving first aid, call the ambulance (see cover page) to transport the victim to a medical facility for evaluation. Student and employee first aid cases are treated at the ( campus). Visitor first aid cases are treated at the nearest off-campus hospital. For specific aid information, contact your supervisor, instructor, or the University Police.
INJURY AND ILLNESS GENERAL Employees and students must notify their immediate supervisor or instructor of all illnesses and injuries related to exposure to hazardous chemicals. Employees and students should report to the if medical attention is required. Students should be accompanied by a friend, teaching assistant or instructor. If transportation is necessary, the University Police (see page) should be called to get transportation for the victim. Do not move a seriously injured person unless he/she is in further danger. Do not transport injured person(s) in personal or department vehicles. Call 911 for ambulance transportation. In cases of serious injury or illness, it is imperative that appropriate actions be followed immediately. When in doubt as to what should be done, telephone the University Police at (see cover page) for assistance. Give emergency and medical personnel the following information: your name, location and nature of the emergency the name of the chemical involved the amount involved area of the body affected symptoms The supervisor or instructor must ensure the appropriate injury report forms are completed. Contact your Business Office for additional information. If you have any questions regarding injury and illness procedures, contact your supervisor, instructor, or the University Police. MINOR FIRST-AID First Aid Kits. First aid kits are not recommended except for remote operations where emergency care is not readily available. If a department desires a first aid kit, it must be maintained with essential supplies at all times. See the General Stores Catalog for a list of essential supplies. First aid kit supplies can be purchased from General Stores. First aid kits must be readily accessible. If the kit is not visible, the area where it is stored must be clearly marked. Do not dispense or administer any medications, including aspirin. Do not put any ointments or creams on wounds or Use cool water. The MSDS contains special first aid information. giving first aid, call the ambulance (see cover page) to transport the victim to a medical facility for evaluation. Student and employee first aid cases are treated at the ( campus). Visitor first aid cases are treated at the nearest off-campus hospital. For specific aid information, contact your supervisor, instructor, or the University Police.
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