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Behavior in life-threatening situations that may occur at work

Behavior in life-threatening situations that may occur at work (i.e. fall from a height, electric shock, etc.) One of the accidents at work is electric shock, as a result of which burns, muscle spasms , respiratory disorders, cardiac arrest may occur. While giving first aid to a paralyzed person, take special care not to get into an accident yourself. First of all, it should be remembered that it is forbidden to touch the injured person without first disconnecting it from the power source, e.g. remove the plug. If it is not possible, use objects that do not conduct electricity (for example, a plastic or wooden stick). Assess the general condition of the victim and call an ambulance or point at a person to do it. If the injured person is not breathing, proceed to cardiopulmonary resuscitation. The consequence of electric shock is recoil or fall from a height, which results in limbs breaks, spine or head injuries. In this case, assess the injury, stiffen the fractures, immobilize the cervical spine, apply a compression dressing for bleeding. Regardless of the type and degree of injury, stay with the injured person until the ambulance arrives, monitor their condition, try to keep them in an unchanged position and protect them from cold or overheating (covering with a blanket or thermal film).