The document outlines a risk assessment for various activities. It identifies potential risks such as injury from running in the streets, collapse from being in an abandoned building, burns from crouching by embers, and injury on train tracks. For risks deemed moderate or higher, mitigation strategies are described, such as clearing areas by a certain date. After strategies are implemented, most risks are reassessed as low.

1. Risk Assessment
Identify the
task
What are the risks
associated with each
activity?
Is the risk low,
moderate,
significant or
high?
If the risk is deemed unacceptable
for the task, what will be done to
reduce or remove the risk
by when? Now strategies
have been put in
place reassess
the risk
People
running
through the
streets.
People could run into
each other or trip
resulting in injury.
Low If the risk was deemed unacceptable
people would have to move briskly
rather than run.
To be done
by 24th
October
I think there is a
low risk of injury.
Being in an
abandoned
building
Anything could
potentially collapse if
put under extreme
stress
Moderate To reduce the chance of any risks the
surrounding area will not be touched
To be done
by 24th
October
The risk is now
low
Crouching
over embers
Potential to burn
one’s self or create a
fire if there are dry
materials in the area
Moderate To reduce the risk the floor area
shall be cleared and the location of
the embers shall be guarded by
rocks preventing embers from
escaping. Safety equipment such as
extinguishers will also be on sight
To be done
by 24th
October
Low
Going across
train tracks
Getting stuck on the
tacks or a train going
across the tracks
Low Don’t treat the tracks like a game,
everything done within the area will
need to be taken seriously. When
train lights show vacate the area.
To be done
by 24th
October
Low
Being in corn
fields or
woodland
area
Getting lost or injuring
yourself in the
surrounding
environment.
Low Stay within proximity of the
surrounding people and be careful of
the surrounding area.
To be done
by 24th
October
Low
Falling to the
ground
Injuring oneself Low Go to the ground slowly to not inflict
injury upon oneself
To be done
by 24th
October
Low