SPHR · Question #251
An organization developing an OSHA emergency response plan for a site located more than 50 miles from a healthcare facility should be primarily concerned with:
The correct answer is A. Ensuring that the resources for adequate medical response are available. OSHA regulations require that organizations, particularly those in remote locations, ensure that medical services and first aid are available in a timely manner. The greater the distance from a medical facility, the more critical it becomes to have trained personnel and…
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An organization developing an OSHA emergency response plan for a site located more than 50 miles from a healthcare facility should be primarily concerned with:
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- AEnsuring that the resources for adequate medical response are available
- BIntegrating the response into an overall community plan
- CEnsuring that personal protective equipment is readily available
- DIdentifying the nearest emergency facility
How the community answered
(31 responses)- A81% (25)
- B6% (2)
- C3% (1)
- D10% (3)
Explanation
OSHA regulations require that organizations, particularly those in remote locations, ensure that medical services and first aid are available in a timely manner. The greater the distance from a medical facility, the more critical it becomes to have trained personnel and first-aid resources Extract from HRCI-aligned HR knowledge: In the Employee Relations and Engagement / Risk Management domain, SPHR identifies the need to "develop emergency preparedness plans to mitigate workplace risks, especially in isolated environments," with OSHA guidelines requiring onsite emergency readiness when off-site help is delayed.
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