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(Revised October 2006) DISPATCH INFORMATION FOR HOSPITAL / AIR AMBULANCE Who is calling? ________________________________ Contact Phone __________________________________ Contact frequency/name __________________________ Latitude __________ Longitude __________ (on all maps) Geographic Description: ___________________________ Destination: _____________________________________ Number of persons injured? _________________________ Age: _____ Sex: _______ Approx. Weight lbs. / kg. Nature of injury: _______________________________________________ Breathing Problems? _____yes _____no Is the patient unconscious? _____yes _____no Is there uncontrolled bleeding? _____yes _____no Position of Patient (lying, sitting, standing) ________________________________________________ Is stretcher required? _____yes ____no Is First Aid Attendant on Site? _____yes ____no 28
Truck Audit (Revised October 2006) Contractor Audit Canfor Audit Date: Location:___________________________Time: Canfor Supervisor: Operating Area: Hauling For: Timber Mark: Truck Co. Name: Driver Name: Truck #: Observer’s Signature: Safety Items to check: Action Plan: PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT • Hard Hat (Hi vis Orange or Red) Y N N/A Correct Problem • Approved footwear Y N N/A Correct Problem • Hi Vis Vest Y N N/A Correct Problem • Safety Glasses (If required) Y N N/A Correct Problem TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT • Emergency Flare Kit/Basic First Aid Kit Y N N/A Dump Load – do not return until corrected • Fire Extinguisher (inspection tag valid and extinguisher charged) Y N N/A Dump Load – do not return until corrected • Truck to Truck Radio (functional) Y N N/A Dump Load – do not return until corrected • Bull Board – (compliant) Y N N/A Dump Load – do not return until corrected • Head Lights (working) Y N N/A Dump Load – do not return until corrected • Bunks (90 0 ) (max. 1’ out at top) Y N N/A Dump Load – do not return until corrected • Wrappers: Tight Y N N/A Correct problem • Wrappers: as per specs Y N N/A Park it. Correct problem • Equipped with horn or whistle which is distinctly audible and at a distance of 300 m or 1000 ft. PROCEDURES AND ORDERLINESS Y N N/A Correct Problem • Hours of Service Log Book Y N N/A Correct Problem • Does the load look safe? Y N N/A Correct Problem • Load height: < 4.15 meters Y N N/A Correct Problem • Following Safe Driving Practices and Operating Procedures Y N N/A Correct Problem. Action plan in 24 hrs. • Appropriate Use of Radio Y N N/A Correct Problem • Timbermarks / loadslip correctly filled out Y N N/A Correct Problem OBSERVATION REPORT ♦ ACTS OBSERVED ♦ ACTION TAKEN TO ENCOURAGE CONTINUED SAFE PERFORMANCE 1 OBSERVATION REPORT ♦ UNSAFE ACTS OBSERVED ♦ IMMEDIATE CORRECTIVE ACTION ♦ ACTION TO PREVENT RECURRENCE
Page 1 and 2: (Revised October 2006) Log Hauling
Page 3 and 4: SAFETY POLICY STATEMENT (Revised Oc
Page 5 and 6: (Revised October 2006) These guides
Page 7 and 8: (Revised October 2006) WORKSAFE BC
Page 9 and 10: (Revised October 2006) SAFE DRIVING
Page 11 and 12: On-Block Procedures (Revised Octobe
Page 13 and 14: Radio Frequencies (Revised October
Page 15 and 16: (Revised October 2006) LOADING SPEC
Page 17 and 18: MARKING SPECIFICATIONS (Revised Oct
Page 19 and 20: (Revised October 2006) that the dri
Page 21 and 22: Completing the Truck Audit Form: (R
Page 23 and 24: (Revised October 2006) EMERGENCY RE
Page 25 and 26: (Revised October 2006) EMERGENCY RE
Page 27: (Revised October 2006) Canfor Road
Page 31 and 32: LOGGING CONTRACTOR: (Revised Octobe
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