The hazard
What the people nearby do in the first few minutes after an injury can make a big difference. On a jobsite, help can be farther away than you think, and nobody wants to be hunting for gloves or a phone signal while a coworker is bleeding. A little planning now means everyone knows their part before anything happens.
The action
Before a construction project starts, provisions must be made for prompt medical attention in case of serious injury (29 CFR 1926.50(b)). Know how to call 911 from this site and how an ambulance gets in. On a construction site, if the phone system does not automatically give the 911 dispatcher your latitude and longitude, the site's latitude and longitude or other clear location information must be posted where everyone can see it. (29 CFR 1926.50(f)(2)(ii)(A))
ASK THE CREW
What is this site's address or location, and where would an ambulance come in?