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 All employees are responsible for understanding and following safe operating procedures while working at the Club. 

Please click below link for Code of Safe Practices which is adhered to by all employees at the club. 

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In the event of an emergency at the Winged Foot Golf Club, immediate assistance will be provided by trained and equipped staff working together as a team.  Staff nearest the incident will notify a manager or the golf pro shop as soon as possible.  An Emergency Response Team (ERT) made up of department managers from all areas at the club will be notified and will respond.

Please click the link below to find more information and understand the protocol.

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The role of the ERT is to manage any incident until Police, Fire or EMS arrives or the incident is resolved.  The ERT will oversee or attend to the following critical tasks:

 

1.  Assess Problem:  Upon arrival at the incident, the ERT will assess scene safety, severity of the patient’s condition, and if more help is needed (9-1-1).

 

2.  Call 9-1-1:  If needed, the ERT will have 9-1-1 called, or confirm they have been called.

 

 

3.  AED and First Aid Equipment:  Staff will respond with an AED and First Aid kit to every emergency at the Club regardless of the need to use.   The ERT will make sure they have been retrieved or send someone to retrieve from the nearest location.

 

4.  Provide First Aid:  Staff nearest the incident will provide first aid in accordance with their level of training (CPR, AED, Heimlich, etc). The ERT will take over managing the patient and scene.

 

5.  Meet EMS:  ERT will ensure staff have been assigned to meet EMS at the main entrance and direct to the incident.  The ERT will provide EMS personnel with a verbal report on what occurred, what first aid was provided and any resultant changes.

 

6.  Scene Control:   The ERT will control the scene immediately around the patient to ensure appropriate care is given, on-lookers are controlled, patient dignity is maintained and the least amount of disruption to Club activities occurs.

 

 

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