SafetyQuestion 607 of 690
At a remote construction jobsite without a nearby clinic or hospital, Cal/OSHA requires:
a.Every employee to hold a CPR certification
b.An adequate number of employees trained in first aid to render first aid
c.A licensed paramedic on site at all times
d.No first-aid coverage if the job lasts under 30 days
Explanation
Section 3209 requires that where a hospital, clinic, or infirmary is not in proximity to the workplace, an appropriate number of employees must be trained and certified to render first aid. A well-stocked first aid kit must also be available.
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