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
Tell your supervisor about every injury, even a small cut, splinter or strain. Small wounds can get infected, and some injuries feel worse hours later. Reporting also gets the hazard fixed before it hurts someone else.
ASK THE CREW
Where are the first aid kits and eyewash stations on this site, and who keeps them stocked?
Takeaway: Know who is trained, where the kit is and how to call for help before anyone gets hurt.