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Note: The following documents and accompanying slides are meant only as guidelines for Incident Management. This template is based on South Texas Onshore Exploration and Production operations for sharing within the industry in the spirit of continual improvement. Please contact air and ground services and trauma centers in your local area for more complete and more accurate information. Preparations and critical Information: When planning a new location, register the LZ number and Latitude and Longitude with local Air and Ground services. South Texas Air Ambulance Services: Corpus Christi: Halo Flight: 800.776.4256 Harlingen: Valley Air Care: 800.679.0911 San Antonio: Air Life: 210.297.9600 Three ways to call: 911,call directly, or through a Ground Ambulance service. A ground ambulance will be dispatched if an air ambulance is called. Provide Latitude and Longitude, and physical location: include distance / direction from nearest city / highway as confirmation. Stay connected with the dispatcher until all questions are answered and give a callback number for the aircrew. Anyone can call the air ambulance out, but once dispatched, only a paramedic on the ground can cancel the flight. The Landing Zone Site should be identified during the design phase of a location or during the planning stage of a new job. Daylight: 60ft. x 60 ft. clear perimeter. Night: 100ft.X 100ft. Must be free of trees, wires, signs, loose objects, and emergency vehicles. Smooth surface with no more than 30-degree slope. Solid ground, no mud. Blocked roadways work well in an emergency. In case of Hazcom, Patient must be decontaminated prior to pickup. Pilot will land in the Cold Zone only. People must be kept back 100 ft. Keep communications open H2S victims can expel H2S into the aircraf