Emergency Response
Emergency Response Procedures, or ERP’s
Contract specific ERPS are sent out prior to contract start day via your signal group chat.
General ERPS are in each truck. On the dash, or on the inside of the passenger's visor.
ERP’s are pretty straight forward, however in the case of a high stress situation sometimes we can forget the basics, so please make a habit of referencing this resource.
Understanding how to use your ERP in a specific situation or environment is a critical skill we expect all employees to understand.
Responding to an emergency : slow down and …
Recognize- What is happening
Evaluate- What is the hazard
Take Control- communicate to ensure your team is safe and delegate to remove the hazard if possible.
Communicate for Help- Contact your resources from your ERP for emergency support
Follow up
Medical Emergency Response
Fire Emergency Response
Lost Person Emergency Response
Wind & Lightning Emergency Response
Working Alone in H2S Areas and Spill Response
General Emergency Response Plans
Injury Management Workbook
In the case that you are injured, yourself, your supervisor and HSC will complete this Injury management workbook.
Familiarize yourself with this step, but hopefully you will never need to use it.
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