What should you tell the emergency operator when you call 999 from a site?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Your location, what has happened and how many are hurt
- Step 1: The operator needs to know where to send help and what to prepare for. Step 2. Give clear directions to the entrance. Answer: Your location, what has happened and how many are hurt. Why not the others: Pay, client details and personal details do not help rescuers.
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