EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN:
Our facility has Emergency Exit routes posted in every room in the unlikely event of a fire or other emergency. Only front entrances will be open for entry into the building. Our gymnasium has emergency exit doors which will be utilized if necessary. Upon exiting the building, all coaches are responsible to ensure their team members are kept in a group and need to report any athletes unaccounted for to a member of the organizing committee. The muster point is clearly marked on the south side of the school. Further instructions in emergency situations will be dealt with as instructed by the Coaldale Emergency Services personnel.
EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN DETAILS
1) First aid kit and ice at the score table.
2) AED is located immediately outside the main entrance to the gymnasium.
2) Cell phone at the score table. Land line at the main office on the counter at CCS.
3) Phone numbers: Ambulance 9-1-1 Lethbridge Reginal Hospital (403) 388-6111
4) Emergency crew enters the main south doors of the school. Gyms are directly ahead upon entering.
5) See google map for best route to hospital. Hospital - 960 19 St S, Lethbridge, AB T1J 1W5
WHEN AN INJURY OCCURS:
1) Take control of the situation. Exercise universal precaution related to blood/body fluids.
2) Do not move the athlete if they cannot move themselves. Do not remove uniform unless deemed necessary.
3) Assess and evaluate the severity of the situation and decide if further assistance is required.
4) If an ambulance is required; then determine the action required to remove the athlete from the playing surface.
5) If an ambulance is called: Direct one person to call the ambulance and give the pertinent information to them. Include the location, address and extent of injury. 6 Ask the person to report back with ETA.
6) Remain with injured athlete and address and concerns they have while awaiting medical attention.
7) Do not give food or drink to injured athlete unless required because of existing medical conditions.
8) Stay calm and reassuring.
9) Once an ambulance arrives, explain the situation and what has been done for the injured athlete.
10) Designate an adult to accompany the injured athlete to the hospital
11) Parents /guardians of the injured athlete must be contacted as soon as possible following the injury.
12) Complete the incident/accident report form available from the score table and return it to the tournament organizers/administrators.
PROTOCOL IN EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY
1) Call Ambulance or Fire Department 9-1-1
2) Coaldale Christian School 2008 8 St Coaldale, AB T1M 1L1
3) Ask them to use main south doors to the school.
4) Indicate location and nature of injury
5) Report to organizers / administrators
6) Meet ambulance
Our facility has Emergency Exit routes posted in every room in the unlikely event of a fire or other emergency. Only front entrances will be open for entry into the building. Our gymnasium has emergency exit doors which will be utilized if necessary. Upon exiting the building, all coaches are responsible to ensure their team members are kept in a group and need to report any athletes unaccounted for to a member of the organizing committee. The muster point is clearly marked on the south side of the school. Further instructions in emergency situations will be dealt with as instructed by the Coaldale Emergency Services personnel.
EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN DETAILS
1) First aid kit and ice at the score table.
2) AED is located immediately outside the main entrance to the gymnasium.
2) Cell phone at the score table. Land line at the main office on the counter at CCS.
3) Phone numbers: Ambulance 9-1-1 Lethbridge Reginal Hospital (403) 388-6111
4) Emergency crew enters the main south doors of the school. Gyms are directly ahead upon entering.
5) See google map for best route to hospital. Hospital - 960 19 St S, Lethbridge, AB T1J 1W5
WHEN AN INJURY OCCURS:
1) Take control of the situation. Exercise universal precaution related to blood/body fluids.
2) Do not move the athlete if they cannot move themselves. Do not remove uniform unless deemed necessary.
3) Assess and evaluate the severity of the situation and decide if further assistance is required.
4) If an ambulance is required; then determine the action required to remove the athlete from the playing surface.
5) If an ambulance is called: Direct one person to call the ambulance and give the pertinent information to them. Include the location, address and extent of injury. 6 Ask the person to report back with ETA.
6) Remain with injured athlete and address and concerns they have while awaiting medical attention.
7) Do not give food or drink to injured athlete unless required because of existing medical conditions.
8) Stay calm and reassuring.
9) Once an ambulance arrives, explain the situation and what has been done for the injured athlete.
10) Designate an adult to accompany the injured athlete to the hospital
11) Parents /guardians of the injured athlete must be contacted as soon as possible following the injury.
12) Complete the incident/accident report form available from the score table and return it to the tournament organizers/administrators.
PROTOCOL IN EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY
1) Call Ambulance or Fire Department 9-1-1
2) Coaldale Christian School 2008 8 St Coaldale, AB T1M 1L1
3) Ask them to use main south doors to the school.
4) Indicate location and nature of injury
5) Report to organizers / administrators
6) Meet ambulance