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• Inform your supervisor. 
• Proceed to the nearest medical facility. Your supervisor will assist with transportation, if necessary. 
• Provide details for the completion of the accident investigation report.   (should we include contacting Central Office for possible WC claim issues?)

Emergency Medical Treatment 

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• Call for help and seek assistance from a co-worker. 
• Use the emergency telephone numbers and instructions posted next to the telephone in your work area to request assistance and transportation to the local hospital emergency room. 
• Provide details for the completion of the accident investigation report. (should we include contacting Central Office for possible WC claim issues?)

Section IV. ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION 

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• The overall area (from all angles) of the accident/incident scene. Start outside and work in. Include the final resting place of the vehicles in relation to the rest of the accident scene. 
• If an intersection, all four (4) directions approaching that intersection. 
• Basic four (4) sides of each vehicle. 
• Close up of damage, or lack thereof, to each vehicle. Photos showing no damage are just as important as photos showing damage. Also include any damage to buildings, signs, etc. 
• Skid marks, including a point of reference (such as a pen) for measurement. 
• Any contributing factors (construction, road conditions, etc.) 
• Any evidence that could be moved later. 
• Temporary road or construction signs, traffic signals, etc. 
• Any visible obstructions like trees and shrubs, signs, other vehicles, etc. 
• License plate number of the other vehicle

Do your best to photograph any other issues that seem pertinent at the time. 

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