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INCIDENT LEVEL DESCRIPTION LEADER ACTIONS LOCAL OPERATOR 2026

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The document is an Incident Management Reference Card outlining procedures for leaders and local operators in handling various levels of incidents during trips. It categorizes incidents into four levels: Green (minor injuries), Yellow (serious incidents), Orange (major incidents), and Red (major incident plus). Each level specifies actions to take, including providing immediate care, reporting protocols, and communication with Exodus. It also includes a section for local emergency contacts and essential phone numbers.

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Begin with the 'INCIDENT LEVEL' section. Identify the incident level (GREEN, YELLOW, RED, ORANGE) based on the situation at hand. This will guide your subsequent actions.
In the 'DESCRIPTION' field, provide a detailed account of the incident. Include immediate care actions taken and any relevant examples that fit within the specified incident level.
Move to 'LEADER ACTIONS'. Document all necessary steps you have taken as a leader, including reporting protocols and communication with local offices and emergency services.
Complete the 'LOCAL OPERATOR ACTIONS' section by detailing actions required from local operators, ensuring they are informed and prepared for further assistance.
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INCIDENT LEVEL DESCRIPTION LEADER ACTIONS LOCAL OPERATOR 2026

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