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A risk assessment identifies potential hazards and risks in order to minimize harm. It lists hazards, risks, those affected, and control measures to reduce risk levels. Safe working practices are then implemented to safely conduct tasks, such as requiring goggles for chemical use in a science lab. A location recce is carried out before filming to check a site's suitability, potential problems, access, facilities, lighting, and permission in order to plan accordingly and ensure a safe production.
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The document provides an overview of OH&S policies and procedures for Syrom Graphic Design studio. It covers the induction process, safety procedures, hazard identification and controls, emergency response procedures, responsibilities of employees and employers, and resources for national OH&S policies. Designated safety representatives and their contact details are also listed.
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Here are the answers:
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MarathonHR Workplace Safety Program
This document outlines a 4 step process for establishing a workplace safety and health program:
1) Engage employees in planning and developing the program to make them feel valued and committed.
2) Identify potential safety hazards in the workplace such as slips, strains, chemicals and machines. Consultants are available to help.
3) Implement systems like safe work procedures, PPE use, equipment maintenance and emergency plans to prevent or control hazards.
4) Inform and train employees on the new safety procedures through posting policies, safety tours and documentation of discussions.
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The document outlines various safety procedures and rules at The Howard School. It discusses visitor procedures, missing children procedures, student identification, fire drills, security lockdown procedures, building rules, activity rules, and risk assessment procedures. It provides details on how risk assessments are conducted, including the format, content, identified hazards, and best practices. Recommendations are made to improve safety in the hall, sixth form canteen, business room, and ELC based on risk assessments of those locations.
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The risk management process involves 4 steps:
1) Identify hazards, 2) Assess risks by determining likelihood and consequences, 3) Control risks using the hierarchy of controls to reduce risk to as low as reasonably possible, and 4) Monitor and review control measures. All identified hazards and controls should be documented in a hazard register and reviewed regularly. The overall aim is to protect people, property and the environment by eliminating hazards or minimizing risks.
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- 2. Lesson Goals #health #safety #recce #risk Must Understand the use of risk assessments Should Know how and why location recces are completed Could Be able to describe various safe working practices
- 3. What is a hazard? Think about your starter activity…
- 4. Hazards A hazard is something that may be dangerous or risky. Classroom hazards may include: Computers / Electrical Movement Furniture Heating Fire It is important that a company can try to identify potential hazards so that they can plan to avoid them. Describe safe working practices Understand risk assessments
- 5. Risk Assessment A risk assessment is carried out by a company as a means of identifying and trying to minimise potential risks. Risk assessments will normally include the following information: Hazard Name What are the risks? Who is at risk? How can it be controlled? Level of Risk Describe safe working practices Understand risk assessments
- 6. Hazard What is the risk? Who is at risk? Control Measures Risk Level Electrical Equipment Students suffering shock from loose cabling or risk from improper use of any additional equipment. Students Students taught how to use equipment Staff check electrical equipment Staff report any problems Low Movement around classroom Staff and students may trip injure themselves when walking around the classroom due to trips and falls. Staff & Students Medium Computers Staff & Students Regular breaks to be taken during day Workstations maintained Specialist equipment used as necessary High Heating Students and staff may be in poor working conditions if the room temperature drops too low or reaches too high a level. Staff & Students Air conditioning unit installed in class Heating system installed in classroom Easy access for staff to adjust both systems Low Fire Students and staff may suffer burns, smoke inhalation or potentially fatal injuries if trapped in a classroom during a fire. Staff & Students Medium Food and Drink Computers may become damaged or student safety put at risk if drinks or any fluids are spilled on or near a computer. Students No food or drink in classroom Students aware of classroom procedure Drinks to remain in sealed containers High Risk Assessment Fill in the blanks Describe safe working practices Understand risk assessments
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- 9. Location Recce A location recce is typically carried out before recording a video to test the suitability of a location. Someone visits a location to check: Suitability for filming Potential Problems Access to site Facilities available Potential light / sound issues Permission required Describe safe working practices Understand risk assessments
- 10. Location Recce The main stages of a location recce are as follows: Describe safe working practices Understand risk assessments How easy is it to get into this location? What might cause a problem or be risky? Natural or artificial light? Background noises? Are you allowed to record here? Are there any plug sockets? Do you think this will be a good location?
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