persons cannot use them without an NFAO or alternate member of staff being alerted. 3.8 RESUSCITATION EQUIPMENT Oxy-viva equipment and automatic defibrillators will generally not be provided at the University. Fully staffed medical centres may wish to maintain such equipment. First Aid Rooms under the control of Occupational First Aiders may maintain air-viva facilities if resuscitation equipment is needed. All first aid kits must contain disposable resuscitation masks to protect those conducting mouth-to-mouth resuscitation from infection risks. 3.9 SPECIALIST FIRST AID ARRANGEMENTS FOR SPECIFIC HAZARDS Clinics, laboratories and workshops with particular first aid needs arising out of specific work activities are responsible for meeting these additional first aid needs and cannot rely on the basic first aid service of Nominated First Aid Officers appointed in the building. This includes responsibility for the provision of and capacity to administer antidotes for exposure to specific hazardous substances. See Section 8 for further details. 4. FIRST AID EMERGENCY PROCEDURES Familiarity with local emergency procedures will assist in responding promptly to a medical emergency. If a person is seriously injured or ill phone an ambulance on 0-000 from internal phones or 000 from any external or mobile phone*. Then contact a local Nominated First Aid Officer and the local Security Service. It is important that Security is notified if an ambulance is called. Security can then contact the Ambulance service and provide additional information to guide the Ambulance to the correct location. After calling the ambulance, If possible dispatch someone to flag down the