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Arrangements to examine/QuestionsElectricity:See Electrical Safety section.Sockets used for personal appliances?Sockets suitable to environment?Hand-dryers / hairdryers inspected andtested?Baby Change Units:Adequate provision.Cleaning regime?Inspected daily for damage and hygiene?Emergency Exits:Unobstructed?Operation of push bar?See Fire Safety section.Control measures in placeThere are sockets in the male and female dry changing rooms,they are fitted with RCD circuit breakerNo baby change in dryside ladies or gents changing rooms andtoilets, there is a unit in the disabled changing cleaned as partof cleaning regime and checked 3x per week.The emergency exit is the entry and exit door, no push bar, it isunobstructed.Drinking Water:Water suitable for drinking labelled?Security:Patrols to monitor behaviour?Drinking fountain is available in corridor outside changingrooms and is clearly marked.Centre staff check area every hour during operational openingtimes.Likelihood Rating 2 Risk Rating 6RECOMMENDATIONS FOR RISK REDUCTIONAction By When? By Whom? CompletedRemove low level coat hooks in ladies October 2010R. LeithOct 2010changing.Investigate why shower temperaturechecks have stopped.Recommend that safety guard insertsfor plug sockets are purchased andinstalled in gents and ladies changingrooms.October 2010October 2010R. LeithR.LeithMixer valves used sotemp check notusefulSigned _Ritchie Leith/ Laura Paulin__ Date __24 th Sept 2010_________Position_Duty manager/ Leisure Attendant_____________________Authorised Hilary Roberts Date 4 th October 2010PositionLeisure Manager
RISK ASSESSMENT REVIEWDate Comments Actions? CompletedSigned ______________________ Date ___________________Position______________________Authorised ______________________ Date ___________________Position______________________AREA: OUTDOOR AREASThis section includes:• Synthetic PitchesActivity: Synthetic PitchesPersons at risk: customersHow might they be harmed: slips, trips, cuts, abrasions, infection, impact injuries.Severity Rating (SR) 3Arrangements to examine/QuestionsSurface:Level and free from dips / holes / tears incarpet?Free from stones and other debris?Inspected before play?Carpet maintenance programme in place?Free from excess sand?Faulty floor sockets?Equipment:Fit for use?Fixed goal posts secure, cross bar joints inControl measures in placeChecked daily by 5’s attendant – see 5’s inspection sheetAs aboveAs aboveDamages are reported to contractor as and when required.Included in 5’s pitch inspectionN/AThe 5’s area is checked daily by 5’s attendant, the conditionof goals and nets are included. See 5’s maintenance check
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