Urban Air Pro Zone, Operation & Maintenance Manual

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c. What happened? Describe the injury situation as well as the body parts involved. Who
is injured and what is being done.
d. When dealing with injuries on the trampolines, always ask if the victim should be
removed from the trampoline. This is important when dealing with neck and spinal
injuries.
e. Hang up only after you have been released (never hang up first).
5. Remain with the injured person until assistance arrives.
6. Complete the injury report.
7. Call appropriate personnel (Director & Assistant Directors)
E. Minor Injuries (scrapes, bruises, strains, sprains, etc.)
1. Assess the situation. Determine the severity of the injury.
2. Ask the injured party what services they would like (i.e. Ambulance, spouse called, parent
called, etc.).
3. At the injured parties request, call the Police at 911. Be prepared to call the local assistance
requested by the injured party.
4. Be prepared to provide the following information to the Police:
A. Location of the situation and the best access route.
B. Phone number and location from where the call is being placed.
C. What happened? Describe the injury situation as well as the body parts involved.
D. Who is injured and what is being done.
E. Hang up only after you have been released (never hang up first).
5. Remain with the injured person until assistance arrives.
6. Complete the injury report.
7. Call appropriate personnel (Director & Assistant Directors)
F. Police or Ambulance Arrives to Transport
a. The Police will drive up as closely as possible to the injured person. The injured person must under his
or her own volition get up and into the vehicle. Assistance to the injured person getting into the vehicle
or a wheelchair should be limited to that of a stabilizing force. Do not allow others to assist the injured
person into the vehicle or wheelchair. If the injured person cannot get themselves into a wheelchair or
into the Police vehicle, an ambulance should be called to transport the injured person. Remember, you
are held liable for handling those injuries.
b. The Ambulance will drive up as closely as possible to the injured person. The EMT’s will handle the
injured person. It is advised that you do not assist the EMT’s unless they ask you to help with things such