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First Aid on the Construction Site: English Communication

Common Construction Site Injuries

Falls from Height

Cuts and Lacerations

Fractures and Dislocations

Electrocution and Burns

Construction sites present various hazards. Understanding common injuries is crucial for prompt first aid. These incidents underscore the need for vigilance and preparedness.

Concussion of the breeze

Emergency situation

First Aid Basics: ABC in English

Respiratory tract

Is the airway clear? Can they speak?

Breathing

Are they breathing? Look, listen, and feel. Assess their respiration.

Circulation

Do they have a pulse? Is there any severe bleeding? Check vitals.

Time is critical in emergencies. Brain cells start dying within 4-6 minutes without oxygen. Prompt assessment and action can save lives.

Fractures and Sprains

Immobility

Do not move the injured part. Keep it still to prevent further damage.

Splinting

Use a splint to stabilize the limb. Secure it firmly but gently.

For sprains

Rest the injury. Apply ice. Use compression. Elevate the limb.

Suspected Spinal Injury

Do not move them. Stabilize the head and neck immediately.

Proper care for fractures and sprains minimizes pain and prevents further injury. Always prioritize patient stability, especially with potential spinal injuries. Knowing these techniques can make a significant difference.

Calling Emergency Services: Communication 112

Call Emergency Services

Call [local emergency number] immediately!

Location

State the exact location: [site address], near [landmark].

Nature of Emergency

Describe the injury: "He has a deep cut on his arm."

Number of Victims

One person injured.

Consciousness

Is the person conscious? Are they breathing?

Clear communication with emergency services ensures a rapid and effective response. Provide concise, accurate details. This information helps responders prepare for the situation.

Conclusion: Preparedness Saves Lives

Reduced Fatalities

Enhanced Effectiveness

Key Elements

Investing in first aid training and practicing communication skills are essential. These efforts create a safer work environment for everyone. Preparedness is the ultimate tool for preventing tragedies.

Physical progress of construction works

The quality of the finished work

compliance of construction with legislation and regulations

Risk and delay assessment