Friday 21st May
Friday 21st May
Risk Assessments
A risk assessment is a systematic process of identifying hazards and evaluating any associated risks within a workplace, then implementing reasonable control measures to remove or reduce them.
Cleaning
What are the Hazards?
General lifting and carrying
Use of cleaning chemicals/detergents
Slips, Trips & Falls
Who can be harmed & how?
Employees
Employees
Use of cleaning chemicals/detergents
What are you already doing (to minimise risk)
Manual handling risk assessment carried out and toolbox talk given to all employees on a yearly basis
Contractor cleaners are used for peak periods
Less hazardous chemicals used wherever possible
Safety data sheet for harmful substances obtained from supplier and guidance followed
COSHH risk assessment undertaken
Appropriate PPE provided
Chemicals stored appropriately and access restricted when in use, cleaning undertaken at off peak times where possible
Immediate cleaning up of any spillage
All containers in original packaging and clearly labelled
Always read the labels before using harmful substances
Toolbox talk conducted on hazardous substances and reviewed yearly
Use of cleaning chemicals/detergents
What further action is necessary?
None, sufficient measures are in place
None, sufficient measures are in place
Use of cleaning chemicals/detergents
Risk
H M L
High Risk
Medium Risk
Use of cleaning chemicals/detergents
Action by who?
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Outbreak of Fire
Burns
Use of cleaning chemicals/detergents
Action by when?
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Outbreak of Fire
Burns
Use of cleaning chemicals/detergents
Benefits for people and/or environment if any
Campers will develop and use the following skills:
• Life skills for safely preparing and using fire.
• Life skills for providing themselves with nourishment
• Understanding of healthy eating
• Risk assessment
• Communication
• Problem solving
• Team work
• Fine and gross motor skills
• Recognition of dead wood/ combustible materials
Outbreak of Fire
Burns
Use of cleaning chemicals/detergents