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good repair and secure?Portable goals secured to ground / weighted /anchored?Inspected regime in place?Stored securely when not in use?Fencing:Condition of fencing / any projecting wire?Height of fencing suitable for activity &surrounding property?Gates flush fitting?Wooden kickboards in good condition andflush?Inspection regime?Lighting:Protected from ball damage?System of access to replace bulbs?Subject to electrical inspection?Access panels in columns and sub stationssecure?Lighting level suitable for activities?Access to lighting controls authorised only?sheet.The goals are secured to the backboard.As aboveThe goals are left in situation secured to backboards.Fencing is checked daily by 5’s attendant – see check sheet.Height of fencing is adequate.The gates are flush and do not pose a collision hazard.Kickboards are in good condition checked as part of 5’smaintenanceAs aboveSpotlights are set high and no damage has been reportedsince opening.Maintenance team replace bulbs using scaffold/ cherrypicker.All electrical equipment checked through 5 year programme.Yes.YesYes, switches are situated in DMs officeLikelihood Rating 1 Risk Rating 3RECOMMENDATIONS FOR RISK REDUCTIONAction By When? By Whom? CompletedSigned R Leith/ S Hurd______________________ Date __21/7/10_________________PositionDuty Manager/ Football Co-ordinator_____Authorised Hilary Roberts Date 17 th Sept 2010PositionLeisure Manager
RISK ASSESSMENT REVIEWDate Comments Actions? CompletedSigned ______________________ Date ___________________Position______________________Authorised ______________________ Date ___________________Position______________________PERSONS at RISK: Customers and staffHOW MIGHT THEY BE HARMED: Drowning, impact injuries, slips, trips, cuts, abrasionsElements:• Circulation• Walls• Glazing• Signs• Floors• Pool tank• Diving pool• Learner/training pool• GeneralDate of review: 11 th November 2010Useful References:MHSSP (Pages 34-53)Hazard (SeverityRating)Guidance Notes Findings LikelihoodRatingRiskratingCirculationAccess to pool hall fromchanging rooms locatedclose to water deeperthan 1.2m. (4)Are barriers in place?Is access adequatelyrestricted?Risk of non-swimmersjumping into deep water.Barriers not present.Access restricted through main doorand Lifeguard present on poolside.Pool access is via shallow end,changing room lockers form abarrier to the deep end, the depthof the water at shower area rangesfrom 1m to 1.2m.1 4
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