Which of the following is NOT a step in the decontamination process of OC spray?

Administering first aid directly after exposure is not a standardized step in the decontamination process for OC spray. The primary focus immediately following exposure is to remove the affected individual from the contaminated area and help them decontaminate by flushing their skin and eyes with cool water. The other steps are crucial: moving the subject away from the spray area minimizes further exposure and discomfort, providing reassurance helps to alleviate anxiety and panic from the effects of the spray, and applying cool water is essential for flushing away the irritant and soothing any irritation caused by the spray. In a situation involving OC spray, first aid that might include treatments requiring medical intervention or specialized care typically happens after the initial decontamination process has been initiated, rather than as an immediate reaction while still under the influence of the irritant.