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Injury and Illness Reporting All injuries, no matter how minor, must be reported immediately. Supervisors are required to prepare a company accident report of the injury, as well as any required DOSH reports. Injuries should be investigated immediately. Written statements are to be taken from all witnesses and supervisory personnel involved and photographs are to betaken as needed. It must be emphasized that investigations are to be conducted with the goal of finding facts, not fault. The Company Accident Report should be supplemented with notes of any conversations or directions provided by competent medical authorities, including names, dates, times, instructions or advice. The following incidents must be reported to the Department of Labor and Industries at 1-800-4BE SAFE within 8 hours of the work -related incident or accident: A death A probable death 2 or more employees are admitted to the hospital f L&I is notavailable (i.e., after hours, weekends, or holidays) contactthe Occupational Safety and Health Admi nistration (OSHA) by calling its central numberat 1-800-321-6742. You musttalk to an actual person WITHIN 8 HOURS. Do not move any equipment until a representative of the Department of Labor and Industries investigates the incident and releases the equipment unless moving the equipment is necessary to: Remove any victims. Preventfurther incidents and injuries. First Aid Teknotherm will have available at each work site where a crew is present, a crew leader that has a valid first aid certificate. First aid kits are available in each company vehicle, in eachjob box and at the shop. Kits are clearly identifiable as first aid supplies, and checked monthly. f you use first aid supplies, restock the kit using spare supplies kept at the shop, or let someone know sot can be restocked. Emergency eyewashes must be provided when there is potential for an employee's eyes to be exposed to corrosives, strong irritants, or toxic chemicals. Emergency showers must be provided when there is potential for major portions of an employee's body to contact corrosives, strong irritants, or toxic chemicals. Use the MSDS to determine whether emergency flushing of skin or eyes is required. When in the field, identify the locations of onsite eyewash stations and showers before beginning work. Employees involved in any emergency greater than a minorincident are expected to actas follows: 1. Before entering the area of an accident, protect yourself first. Survey the scene to be sure you can enter safely. Evaluate what PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) you may need and wear it. If you cannot determine if you can enter the area safely, then do not enter it.