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PDO's Number – of incident Main. Emergency contractor name – LTI# - Date 5555 Emergency ! Call Immediately! 5555 June 2020

PDO's Emergency Number – 5555 Main contractor name – LTI# - Date of incident Correct Use of PDO's Emergency Number – 5555 1. If you see or come in contact with any emergency you should dial the following numbers: I. 5555 – within PDO network (i. e. from your PDO Office phone) II. 246 – 75555 – from the local telephone network or via GSM 2. The Emergency Telephone Operator (ETO) will ask you six basic questions I. Your name; II. Location of emergency; III. Type of emergency, e. g. fire, medical; etc. IV. Your contact number; V. Do you require an ambulance; VI. Do you require a fire brigade. 3. The ETO will then contact the Local Emergency Base Controller (LEBC) and inform them about the emergency situation, and if necessary they might notify the Local Emergency Control Team and follow up accordingly in line with local/corporate emergency response procedures. June 2020

PDO's Emergency Number – 5555 Main contractor name – LTI# - Date of incident EMERGENCY OCCURS LOCAL Observer calls 5555 ETO/CRO Call out Fire Services Call out Medic Services Who ? Where ? What ? How can I contact you ? Medic required ? Fire Tender required ? ETO/CRO contacts LEBC Observer immediately calls 5555 from PDO Office phone, or 24675555 from a GSM June 2020

PDO Second Alert Main contractor name – LTI# - Date of incident Date: 24 September 2019 Incident title: NAD What happened? Watch Guard was reported missing when he failed to report to duty at 6: 30 am. ROP was informed about the missing person and a search party commenced. A company search party also gathered and the missing guard was found deceased on 28 September 2019 at 09: 20 am. Your learning from this incident: • Recognise and report any abnormal mental behaviour. • Immediately notify PDO (call 5555) if a missing person case is confirmed. Photo explaining how it should be done right If any clear signs of a missing person are found, immediately initiate the emergency response by calling 2467 5555. June 2020

PDO Second Alert Main contractor name – LTI# - Date of incident Date: 26 March 2020 Incident title: NAD What happened? Permit holder collapsed in his room while having his dinner. He was immediately shifted to the PAC clinic. The PAC doctor and medical team administered CPR and AED. Even after continuous effort by the team for 45 minutes, there was no response and the PAC doctor declared him dead at 2010 hrs. Your learning from this incident: • Know the symptoms and seek medical attention on time • Ensure first aid is given while waiting for a medical professional to arrive • Ensure you call 5555 in case of any emergency • Ensure the right emergency medical vehicle is used • Always follow the emergency medical procedures • Be active and maintain a healthy living style. Call the emergency number (5555) to seek timely assistance.

PDO Second Alert Main contractor name – LTI# - Date of incident Date: 1 January 2020 Incident title: NAD What happened? An Omani helper did not arrive at work on the morning of his first day on duty following the two-week rest days. When a colleague tried to call him there was no answer. The colleague went to the helper’s room where the helper was found in bed unresponsive. The colleague escalated this to his management who attended the scene, contacted the PAC doctor and called the PDO emergency number. Unfortunately, the helper was then declared dead by the PAC doctor. Your learning from this incident: • Ensure you eat healthy food • Maintain a healthy lifestyle and exercise regularly • Report to the clinic if you suffer any ill health and keep your management informed • Stay hydrated by drinking enough water • Call the PDO emergency number (Muscat – 2467 5555 / Interior 2438 5555) immediately when required. Ensure you call the PDO emergency number (2467 5555) immediately when required. June 2020

Main contractor name – LTI# - Date of incident What are you going to do differently in the future? June 2020