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What is the initial response to take when an accident occurs on a job site?

  1. Call the owner's representative

  2. Document what happened in detail

  3. Ensure the injured person is safe and attended to

  4. Stop all work until an investigation is completed

The correct answer is: Ensure the injured person is safe and attended to

The initial response when an accident occurs on a job site should focus on ensuring the safety and care of the injured person. This priority reflects the immediate need for first aid or medical attention, which is crucial to prevent further harm and stabilize the situation. Addressing the needs of the injured person is paramount, as their health and well-being take precedence over procedural considerations like documenting the incident or stopping work. Attention must be given to the individual to assess their condition, provide necessary first aid, and if required, call emergency services. Quick and effective response to the injury is essential in minimizing the potential for complications. Other responsibilities, such as documenting the incident or conducting formal investigations, are important but can follow once safety is assured and immediate care has been provided. The well-being of individuals in these situations is the highest priority, dictating the correct response.