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Hazard and OHS Risk Assessment Report Form
Education Program: Lanyon Work Experience 2007
Location: Lanyon, Tharwa Drive, Tharwa, ACT 2620
Yes No
Comments
Insurance Does the venue have public liability cover * ACTIA certificate of cover
current to 30 June 2007
Access
Are access to and egress from Lanyon Homestead safe and *
without risk to health
Is the venue for the Kids in the Bush program wheelchair * Some sections of the Lanyon
accessible
Precinct used for this program
(such as the 1860s kitchen) are
difficult for wheelchairs to
access. Upstairs at Lanyon is not
wheelchair accessible.
Are disabled toilets available *
Emergencies
Does Lanyon Homestead have emergency procedures in * See notes
place
Are staff trained to deal with emergency situations * See notes
All the Presenters of all programs
must have a current first aid
certificate.
Construction/Maintenance/Repair Are licensed personnel used for all construction, *
maintenance and repair work
First Aid
Are first aid kits available at Lanyon Homestead *
Is there a trained first aid officer at the venue * All the Presenters of all programs
must have a current first aid
certificate.

Hazard/Risk Description
(task /activity)
Potential Hazards/Risk likelihood and consequences.
(risk of event happening)
Risk
Value
Control Measures (recommended controls)
Date Controls
Implemented
Likelihood Consequences Exposure
Poor weather – part of
this program takes
place outside, so
excessive sun, rain and
cold are occasional
factors
Bumping head on low
lintels
Neck injury from
carrying buckets on a
yoke.qw5t6
quite possible noticeable rare - 2
very
low
Almost certain noticeable infrequent 18
moder
ate
conceivable but
very unlikely
noticeable Occasionally 17
moder
ate
Prior to the visit, the school is informed of
the necessity of slip/slop/slap and/or warm
clothing, whichever is appropriate.
In case of inclement weather, the outside
part of the program can take place under
cover.
This generally only applies to the teachers
and other adults with the group, as the
students are too short!
The group is warned of the risk.
Students are closely supervised in this
activity.
Students are warned always to balance the
yoke on their shoulders, not their neck.
Buckets are never more than filled.
These
controls
have always
been part of
this
program.
Risk Assessment Conducted By: Rhonda Berry Date:…………………Signature………………………………………
Manager Endorsement: Lisa DeSantis, Assistant Director Date:……………… Signature……………………..………………..