70. Verify & Monitor Contractor Medevac Procedure (7.1.12).pptx
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The document is an inspection checklist for contractors' medevac procedures. It contains requirements in four key areas: 1) contractors must incorporate medevac procedures into their emergency response plans, aligned with Saudi Aramco guidelines; 2) contractors must post a call-out list and maintain an emergency response bag at each worksite medical facility; 3) contractors must provide medical services and emergency response training; 4) contractors' medical facilities must display 24/7 contact information for emergencies and have established support networks for referrals and immediate medevac capabilities.
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