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Risk AssessmentThis Risk Assessment must beread in conjunction with all theGeneric Risk Assessments. Youshould also read the followingActivity Specific RiskAssessments where appropriate-IdentifiedHazardsFall off bikeImmobilisingincident / injuryLikelihood andSeriousness ofInjuryActivity SpecificMountain BikingProbable/Injury – offwork/ schoolLow possibility /Injury – off work/schoolGetting lost Low possibility /Minor injuryCyclists colliding Possible / Injuryneeding medicalattentionEquipment failurewhen remoteDanger of cycling onroadClothing causing anaccidentLow possibility /Minor injuryLow possibility /FatalityLow possibility /Minor injuryQualifications and GroupManagementSee latest Excursions PolicyProcedures and GuidanceDocumentPrepared byDate of Assessment19/08/2010Review Date19/08/2010Persons at Risk:Participants, leaders, publicAssisted byGregor McMeechan, Andy McCordGeneric Control Measures Applicable For All IdentifiedHazards1. Training in technical aspects of sporta. Briefing on technique and safetyb. Helmets usedc. Other PPE as requiredAdditional Control MeasuresUse a one-way system ifappropriateAccess to appropriate sparesand toolsObserve Highway CodeAppropriate clothing andfootwear, gaffa tape looseclothing or footwearAssessment ofRemaining RiskPlease sign below to confirm that you have read and understood this documentName Signature DateMedium/Acceptable riskLow/negligible riskLow/negligible riskLow/negligible riskLow/negligible riskLow/negligible riskLow/negligible risk
AREA: BAA YOUTH GAMES - TENNISThis section includes:• Teachers, Officials and Participants• Equipment• Competition Area and EnvironmentActivity: Teachers, Officials & ParticipantsPersons at risk: Children involved in the TENNIS competition, theteachers attending with them and the volunteers officiating thecompetition.How might they be harmed: Injuries occurred from slips, trips and fallsthrough improper set up of the equipment. Sports injuries occurredthrough taking part in the competition, e.g. pulled muscles.Severity Rating (SR) 2Arrangements toexamine/QuestionsTeachers and Officials:Are all officials in attendanceCRB checked?Is there access to a first aidqualified person and a first aidkit?Will officials be trained in settingup the equipment correctly?Participant:Are competitor group sizescontrolled?Are participants shown how touse equipment?Are participants asked aboutmedical conditions / medication?Are they advised of suitableControl measures in placeAll volunteers officiating at the competitionhold an enhanced disclosure which hasbeen checked prior to the competition.First aiders will be in attendance on theday and each competition area will have aradio with which to contact them shouldthey be required.All equipment will be set up byexperienced Sports CompetitionManagers who will brief each volunteer onhow to use the equipment correctlyTeams will be 4 in a team and each teamwill be given clear instructions when andwhere they are playing.Officials will demonstrate to each eventgroup what is required of them in thatparticular event, e.g. how to start/scoreand where to play.Teachers should be aware of thisinformation and make the competitionmanagers and officials aware of anyspecific information they believe to berelevant to their pupils’ participation in thecompetition. Teachers should ensure thatany child who requires medication, e.g. aninhaler, has this will them and takes it as
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