Andersen POOL EAP.docx

Andersen Pool Emergency Action Plan Minimum of 2 staff members on duty at pool at all times

FIRST RESPONDING STAFF MEMBER RECOGNIZES EMERGENCY, ACTIVATE EAP & ACTS

TAKE CONTROL OF THE SITUATION

ENSURE THE SCENE IS SAFE (apply Blood Borne Pathogens Guidelines if necessary (appendix B)) Do a site survey, GATHER INFORMATION, TREAT FOR WHAT YOU FIND Point at and identify 2nd staff member or reliable bystander to call 911 if situation is life threatening or major emergency and to come back and inform Responder 1 when 911 task is accomplished NON-LIFE THREATENING EMERGENCY LIFE THREATENING or MAJOR EMERGENCY Assess Victims Condition Assess Victims Condition If Ambulance service is required, 2nd Staff Member or Reliable bystander must call 911 if they have not already been called prior to assessment.

Have a bystander bring First Aid Kit, AED or any other equipment needed if staff member is not available Staff not involved in rescue must help with crowd control and ensure that someone is meeting Emergency Services to direct them to the site of the incident 1st Responder PERFORM CPR/Rescue Breathing, AED or Basic First Aid Attend to victim until Emergency Services arrives 1st Responder completes report and takes witness statements 2nd staff member cleans the incident area, following Blood borne Pathogen Guidelines, and performs inspection of Emergency Equipment, replacing if necessary 1st Responder notifies Pool Manager/Facility Director as soon as possible of the incident 1st Responder provides a written Incident Report, including all details If unable to contact Facility Director, then contact Outdoor Rec director 1st Responder provides a de-brief to the staff All attendants return to duty