What should the S-60 do immediately after the FDNY arrives at a construction site?

Meeting the emergency responders and providing vital information is crucial in ensuring a swift and effective response to any incident at the construction site. When the FDNY arrives, the S-60, or watchperson, should be actively involved in facilitating communication between emergency personnel and the site’s management team. This includes sharing details about the construction site layout, potential hazards, ongoing activities, and any known injuries or missing personnel. This information can significantly enhance the responders' situational awareness, allowing them to assess dangers more accurately and act accordingly, ensuring safety and minimizing damage.

While understanding the project’s budget or assisting with fire extinguishing may seem relevant, they do not directly contribute to the immediate safety and emergency management protocols that should be the priority when firefighters arrive on the scene. Leaving the site until further instructed also undermines the role of the watchperson as a point of contact and resource for emergency responders.