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This generic risk assessment identifies the common hazards and control measures associated with this type of activity.Before undertaking the activity, the^ ACTIVITY LEADER
must also complete an^ “EVENT/ VENUE/ GROUP -SPECIFIC” Risk Assessment
Risk Assessment Carried Out By:^ Name:^
Signed:^ Date Spot Checked by:^ Managers Name:^
Signed:^ Date
MULTI-SPORTS RISK ASSESSMENT^ HAZARD^ RISK^ PEOPLE AT^ RISK Review Date:
CONTROL MEASURES^ COMMENTS/^ ACTIONS
RESIDUAL^ SEVERITY^ INITIAL^ RISK^ RISK^ IF ALLRATINGRATINGINL M HL M HPLACE
Qualification of^ •^ Multi-Sports Coaching Sessionstaff
If no minimum – must have attended a FUNdamentals or multi-skills training level 2 coach – nosessionworkshop and hold a level 2 coaching qualificationIf no CSLA then no • All Coaches must be CRB Checkedsession Staff : Adults/Child^ o^ Multi-Sports Coaching Sessionratio
-^ delivery ratio if^ If staff^ may^ be being delivered in a school setting class size^ working alone theyis acceptable. If community delivery then 1:15must refer to thisin the^ Event^ Specific Risk^ Assessment PeopleLegal liabilityParticipants^ •^ Ensure participants are eligible to participate –participating who& Unknownage, ability etc relevant to the sessionare not eligible orMedical^ •^ Ensure participants are medically fit to participate,medically fitconditionsenquire in sensitive and confidential manner
Check through^ Low^ Mediumregisters or verballyrequest informationat open accesssessions Electrical socketsElectrocutionParticipants^ •^ Cover to wall/floor socketson floors and walls, slips, tripsand leaderand falls
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This generic risk assessment identifies the common hazards and control measures associated with this type of activity.Before undertaking the activity, the^ ACTIVITY LEADER
must also complete an^ “EVENT/ VENUE/ GROUP -SPECIFIC” Risk Assessment
Risk Assessment Carried Out By:^ Name:^
Signed:^ Date Spot Checked by:^ Managers Name:^
Signed:^ Date Manual Handling^ Injury^ Leaders,^ •^ Appropriate instructions are given on how to lift orvolunteersmove specialist items of equipment^ •^ Ensure enough staff are available to move heavyobjects as required Review Date:
Ensure that staff^ Medium^ Mediumhave receivedappropriateinstruction onmanual handling Condition andSlips, Trips,Participants,^ •^ Inspection of the floor surface to ensure it is safeaccess of play areaFalls andparents,for the session to take place(grass, astroturf,obstruction ofvolunteers^ •^ Access to Qualified First Aider, First Aid Kit andtarmac, indooraccessand leadersTelephoneareas), i.e.^ •^ Publicity states what access is available, e.g.Slippery, wet,Wheelchair accessuneven, dirty, dogfaeces, litter, glass,large bricks andstones
Request letting body^ Low^ Lowor managementorganisation toclean if required.If area cannot bemade safe cone offthe area Any obstructionsSlips, Trips &Participants^ •^ Removal of any items an safe distance fromi.e. Benches,Falls& Leaderaround the sides of the badminton CourtChairs, Equipment,^ •^ Access to Qualified First Aider, First Aid Kit andBagsTelephonesurrounding theplay area
Request letting body^ Low^ Lowto remove largeitems Child protection^ ParticipantsParticipants^ •^ Ensure that participants leave the play area with avulnerablebuddy (to the toilets/drink/break etc)frommembers of^ •^ Leaders awareness of spectators at open accessthe publicsessions and general public areas^ •^ Photography requires written consent
Brief all participants^ Low^ Lowbefore each sessionLeaders makeappropriate enquiryto member of thepublicWritten consentcollected fromparent / guardian
