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Medical Emergencies MAJOR MEDICAL EMERGENCIES

• If it is not practical to move the ill or injured individual, call 911 to obtain an ambulance and escort it to the location of the emergency.

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or their own hospital of choice. Hospital personnel must be told it is an on-the-job injury, if applicable. A First Report of Injury Form must be filed with the Site Manager.

• When the injury or illness involves a chemical, a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) must accompany the victim to the hospital.

MINOR MEDICAL EMERGENCIES

• On-the-job, minor medical injuries/illness (e.g. falls, cuts, sprains and strains) involving employees must be reported immediately to the injured person's supervisor. The supervisor must fill out a Record of Occupational Injury Form. If medical attention is required, the injured can be taken to NYU Downtown Hospital's Emergency Room, 170 William St New York, NY 10038 (212- 312-5000) or the injured person's physician of choice.

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