The document outlines potential risks and safety actions for various shots during a training session. It lists 6 shots at a training ground, the potential hazards for each such as injury from tackles, headers, dribbling, running in a group, hitting a fence, or falling to the ground. For each shot, it provides actions to take such as planning movements, checking if actors feel comfortable, ensuring the field is clear, and having actors rehearse or commit actions safely.

1. Risk Assessment
Shot and Location Potential Hazards and risks Action to be taken
Shot 7 Injury could occur in the tackle Plan out the movements
Training ground
Shot 8 Injury could occur in the header Plan out the movements, ask
both actors if they feel
Training ground comfortable doing it
Shot 10 Injury when dribbling with the Check the field is clear and in
ball good conditions and check the
Training ground equipment
Shot 17 Injury could occur when they’re Check the field is clear and in
running in a group good conditions and check the
Training ground equipment/kit
Shot 23 Injury when hitting the fence Ask the actor to rehearse the
action so they know how to do
Training ground it correctly
Shot 27 Injury when falling to the Check the field is clear and in
ground good conditions. Also ask the
Training ground actor to commit the action in a
certain way