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EMERGENCY PROCEDURES MANUAL - Department of Health

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CODE GREY<br />

<strong>EMERGENCY</strong> RESPONSE SECURITY OFFICER<br />

• Immediately proceed to stated location.<br />

• Report to the Emergency Response Co-ordinator upon arrival at incident<br />

location.<br />

• Ensure that Occupational <strong>Health</strong> & Safety issues have been addressed, ie.<br />

gloves & goggles in situ as indicated<br />

• Use two way radio to assist with emergency communications as directed by<br />

Emergency Response Co-ordinator.<br />

• Avoid approaching patient until directed by Emergency Response Co-ordinator,<br />

except in Exceptional Circumstances.<br />

Exceptional Circumstances:<br />

If there is a definite risk to life, or <strong>of</strong> serious injury occurring, only then, in<br />

order to discharge duty <strong>of</strong> care, should staff attempt immediate physical<br />

intervention prior to the arrival <strong>of</strong> the full Emergency Response Team.<br />

• Take direction from the Emergency Response Co-ordinator with regard to:<br />

• Making the area safe<br />

• Relocating patients and others as necessary.<br />

• Assisting in restraining patient in accordance with Hospital Policy.<br />

• Participate in post incident debriefing as indicated<br />

• Liaise with the Emergency Response Co-ordinator in completing the<br />

incident report<br />

• At completion <strong>of</strong> the debriefing following the incident, return to normal<br />

duties.<br />

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