MEDICAL SERVICES & FIRST AID PROGRAM

MEDICAL SERVICES & FIRST AID PROGRAM OSHA 29 CFR 1910.151 OSHA 29 CFR 1926.50 Prepared by Blakeman & Associates Revised Replaces any previously published Medical Services & First Aid Program 2016 Blakeman & Associates

TABLE OF CONTENTS BASIS... 1 GENERAL... 1 RESPONSIBILITY... 1 WRITTEN PROGRAM... 1 FACILITY/DEPARTMENTAL FIRST AID RESPONSE ACTIONS... 2 A. General Instructions... 2 B. Basic First Aid Responders... 2 EMERGENCY REPORTING (OUTSIDE EMERGENCY SERVICES)... 2 A. Summoning Outside Emergency Services... 2 B. Emergency Numbers... 2 C. In-House Notification... 2 D. Directing Ambulance Services... 3 FIRST AID LOG TREATMENT LOG... 3 FIRST AID KITS... 3 PAYROLL AND TIME CARDS... 3 EYEWASH STATIONS AND DELUGE SHOWERS... 3 A. Considerations for Installation... 3 B. Personal Protective Equipment... 4 C. Facility Layout... 4 APPENDIX A: FIRST AID KIT MONTHLY INSPECTION CHECKLIST... 5 APPENDIX B: WORK COMP REFUSAL OF MEDICAL TREATMENT OR OBSERVATION... 6 APPENDIX C: FIRST AID TREATMENT LOG... 7 EMPLOYEE ACKNOWLEDGMENT... 8 2016 Blakeman & Associates Medical Services & First Aid Program

BASIS Hundreds of employees are injured in American workplaces every day. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) estimates that the severity of most of these accidents can be reduced if prompt medical response is available and provided. The OSHA Medical Services and First Aid Standard establishes uniform requirements to ensure that a medical emergency response capability exists in U.S. workplaces. GENERAL Foundation Communities will ensure that medical personnel are readily available for advice, consultation and emergency response. In the absence of an infirmary, clinic, or hospital in near proximity to this workplace, which is used for the treatment of all injured employees, a person or persons shall be adequately trained to render first aid. First aid supplies approved by the company health care provider shall be readily available. Where the eyes or body of any person may be exposed to injurious corrosive materials, suitable facilities for quick drenching or flushing of the eyes and body shall be provided within the work area for immediate emergency use. RESPONSIBILITY The company Risk and Safety Manager is responsible for all managerial aspects of this program and can make necessary decisions to ensure the success of the program. Safety is also the responsibility of every employee of this company. The Risk and Safety Manager will develop and utilize detailed, written instructions covering each aspects of the basic elements in the company safety program. Any revisions to the program should be recommended by the Risk and Safety Manager for approval by senior management. The company has expressly authorized the Risk and Safety Manager to halt operation of the company or activities of an employee where there is danger of serious personal injury to an employee or to a resident. All employees have the authority and obligation to stop any task or operation where concerns or questions regarding the control of Health, Safety, or Environmental (HSE) risks exist. WRITTEN PROGRAM The company will review and evaluate this standard practice instruction: On an annual basis; When changes occur to 29 CFR 1910.151 or 29 CFR 1926.50, that prompt revision of this document; When facility or project operational changes occur that require a revision of this document; and, When there is an accident or close-call that relates to this topic. This written program will be communicated to all affected personnel. It encompasses the total workplace, regardless of number of workers employed or the number of work shifts. It is designed to establish clear goals, and objectives. 2016 Blakeman & Associates 1 Medical Services & First Aid Program

FACILITY/DEPARTMENTAL FIRST AID RESPONSE ACTIONS The company Risk and Safety Manager will oversee the requirements of this section. A. General Instructions 1. Provide total care for those injuries clearly within your capability to handle. All questionable cases should be referred to the local emergency care services. 2. Enter all injuries and subsequent treatment or disposition in the first aid log book/computer file. 3. Follow-up at the end of the shift or as appropriate. B. Basic First Aid Responders Foundation Communities does not have any employee trained in first aid or CPR. In the event that employees respond to emergencies, such as small cuts, abrasions, sprains, strains and non-life threatening emergencies, employees are acting under the Good Samaritan act. Any emergency requiring outside emergency services will be reported as required in the EMERGENCY REPORTING (OUTSIDE EMERGENCY SERVICES) section of this document. EMERGENCY REPORTING (OUTSIDE EMERGENCY SERVICES) IF YOU RE NOT SURE OF THE SEVERITY, SEEK OUTSIDE ASSISTANCE Note: The local 911 system will be used by all employees for the reporting of any emergency requiring the assistance or presence of outside emergency services. In the event 911 is not available, see paragraphs A and B of this section. A. Summoning Outside Emergency Services Dial 911 for emergency services; if 911 is not available, dial 0 to reach an operator and the applicable emergency number. If assigned to work at a field project then all Foundation Communities employees will follow the established emergency notification system for that facility. B. Emergency Numbers Department/Project Supervisors will be responsible for posting emergency phone numbers at each department/project in an area that is conspicuous and accessible to all employees. Multiple postings may be required to ensure that all personnel will have access to emergency numbers when needed. At a minimum, the following numbers should be posted if applicable: 1. Ambulance: 911 2. Fire: 911 3. Police: 911 C. In-House Notification Immediately notify your supervisor anytime outside emergency services are summoned or medical treatment is provided. 2016 Blakeman & Associates 2 Medical Services & First Aid Program

The supervisor will then notify the Risk and Safety Manager of the incident and, if necessary, make arrangements for transportation of injured employee(s) to a medical facility. D. Directing Ambulance Services Post an employee(s) at key points to direct ambulance services to the injured employee s location. A member of the department/project should accompany the person being treated. This person should report back to the Risk and Safety Manager at 512-447-2026 concerning the status of the employee being transported. FIRST AID LOG TREATMENT LOG All injuries regardless of perceived severity must be reported and will be entered into the First Aid Treatment log book found in the first aid kit or computer system located at the main office of the company at 3036 South First Street, Austin, TX 78704. See APPENDIX C. FIRST AID KITS First aid kits and supplies will be maintained in each department/project and shall be easily accessible when required. The type of first aid kit to be maintained will be for minor emergencies such as cuts and skin abrasions. Where it is unclear as to what type of kit to procure the Risk and Safety Manager will be consulted. Each first aid kit will be equipped with appropriate items and stored in a weather-proof container with individual sealed packages of each type of item in accordance with ANSI Standard Z308.1-1998. See APPENDIX A for listing of minimum requirements. First Aid kits will be inspected before being sent to each department/project and weekly from then on by the respective Department/Project Supervisor. PAYROLL AND TIME CARDS Supervisors shall approve on the time card a full day s pay for the day the injury occurs. EYEWASH STATIONS AND DELUGE SHOWERS Where the eyes or body of any employee may be exposed to injurious corrosive materials, suitable facilities for quick drenching or flushing of the eyes and body shall be provided within the work area for immediate emergency use. This will include but is not limited to, portable and fixed emergency eyewash stations and deluge showers. Where installed, these facilities will be installed in locations within the work area having ready access and inspected on a weekly basis or in accordance with local requirements. A. Considerations for Installation The following criteria will be considered when making a determination for installation of eyewash stations and deluge showers. 1. Employee use of personal protective equipment. 2. Type and chemical concentration of concern. 3. Special guards and/or precautions intended to provide for employee protection from exposure. 4. Based upon employee job functions, determine the extent and type of probable employee exposure. 2016 Blakeman & Associates 3 Medical Services & First Aid Program

Note: In areas where the extent of possible exposure is small, a specially designated pressure controlled and identified water hose equipped with a proper face and body wash nozzle which will provide copious amounts of low velocity potable water, or an appropriate portable eyewash device containing not less than one gallon of potable water which is readily available and mounted for use, is considered to provide minimum employee protection when proper personal protective equipment is used. B. Personal Protective Equipment Personal protective equipment for eyes, face, head, and extremities, protective clothing and protective shields and barriers, shall be provided, used and maintained in a sanitary and reliable condition wherever it is necessary by reason of chemical hazards encountered in a manner capable of causing injury or impairment in the function of any part of the body through absorption, inhalation or physical contact. C. Facility Layout The facility layout will be one of the key considerations when installing eyewash stations or deluge showers. Ease of access, line-of-sight, single level access, lighting, proximal electrical hazards and other considerations will be addressed when installing such equipment. Eyewash equipment should provide copious low velocity flow of potable water at a suitable temperature, generally between 60 F and 105 F. 2016 Blakeman & Associates 4 Medical Services & First Aid Program

APPENDIX A: FIRST AID KIT MONTHLY INSPECTION CHECKLIST Department/Project: Date: Item OK Replace In an Office Setting: 1 Scissors 10 Antibiotic Applicators 1 Breathing Barrier 2 Trauma Pads (5 x9 ) 1 Eye/Skin Wash 1 First Aid Guide 6 Hand Sanitizers 1 Cold Pack 2 Eye Coverings with means of attachment 1 Burn Dressing (Gel Soaked; 4 x4 ) 16 Adhesive Bandages (1 x3 ) 1 Adhesive Tape (5 yards total) 1 Triangular Bandage (40 x40 x56 ) 1 Roller Bandage (2 x4 yards) 2 Sterile Pads (3 x3 ) 10 Antiseptic Ointment Applicators 6 Burn Treatment Ointment Applicators 2 Pair Disposable Latex Gloves In an Indoor/Outdoor Setting: 1 Scissors 10 Antibiotic Applicators 1 Breathing Barrier 2 Trauma Pads (5 x9 ) 1 Eye/Skin Wash 1 First Aid Guide 6 Hand Sanitizers 1 Cold Pack 2 Eye Coverings with means of attachment 1 Burn Dressing (Gel Soaked; 4 x4 ) 16 Adhesive Bandages (1 x3 ) 1 Adhesive Tape (5 yards total) 1 Triangular Bandage (40 x40 x56 ) 1 Roller Bandage (2 x4 yards) 2 Sterile Pads (3 x3 ) 10 Antiseptic Ointment Applicators 6 Burn Treatment Ointment Applicators 2 Pair Disposable Latex Gloves 1 Splint 1 Tourniquet 2016 Blakeman & Associates 5 Medical Services & First Aid Program

APPENDIX B: WORK COMP REFUSAL OF MEDICAL TREATMENT OR OBSERVATION Employee s Name: Date of Injury: Supervisor: Date Reported: Time of Injury: Client / Location: Witness(es): Nature of Injury/Condition: Description of Injury [Body Part(s) Injured]: Brief Narrative Description of the Incident: I hereby acknowledge my refusal of medical treatment and/or observation offered to me at the expense of Foundation Communities for the work-related injury I incurred on. By signing this form, I realize that I do not necessarily affect my later eligibility for Workers Compensation. I acknowledge that my supervisor(s), in good faith, have offered and made available to me an opportunity to seek necessary medical treatment and/or observation. I am aware that by declining medical treatment at this time, that my employer, will not be responsible for any medical expenses or lost wages. At a later time, I may request from my employer, via my supervisor, a medical authorization to obtain medical treatment and/or observation for the above described injury. Employee s Signature Date Employee Representative/Witness 2016 Blakeman & Associates 6 Medical Services & First Aid Program

APPENDIX C: FIRST AID TREATMENT LOG FIRST AID KIT LOCATION: The following is a record of first aid treatment administered from this First Aid Kit. NAME DATE PERSON PROVIDING ASSISTANCE TREATMENT PROVIDED 2016 Blakeman & Associates 7 Medical Services & First Aid Program

MEDICAL SERVICES & FIRST AID PROGRAM EMPLOYEE ACKNOWLEDGMENT ACEPTAMIENTO DEL EMPLEADO Foundation Communities By my signature below, I acknowledge that I have received and will read the Medical Services & First Aid Program. I have been given the opportunity to ask questions, have received clarification, and understand that it is my responsibility to understand the contents of this policy. Con mi firma, acepto que he recibido y leído el Medical Services & First Aid Program. He tenido la oportunidad de hacer preguntas, he recibido clarificación, y entiendo que es mi responsabilidad entender el contenido de esta política. Date Fecha Employee Signature Firma del Empleado Print Name Nombre en Letra de Molde 2016 Blakeman & Associates 8 Medical Services & First Aid Program