Onsite Program Risk Assessment - ACT Museums and Galleries

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Multiple Hazard Risk AssessmentWHSMS Framework Tool B2A3.4groups so as to ensure aclear thoroughfare remains.• In the case of a visitor in awheelchair the Presenter willmove groups accordingly.• During group activities thepresenter will ask adults towork with and monitor eachgroup.Group activity – sketchingworks with pencils onclipboardsRisk of:• trip/fall• Marks on gallery walls3 4 H • The presenter will ensure thatall the pencils and boards arepacked away before and afterthe activity.3 2 M YES• Children are supervised whilethey are using the pencilsand clipboards andappropriate gallery behaviouris reiterated.IN THE STUDIOYoung children running inStudioRisk of slip/trip/fallpotentially resulting in:• broken bones• cuts• bruising3 4 H • Before entering the Studiothe Presenter discusses theimportance of not running inthe Studio – and reiteratesthis throughout the Studiocomponent (especially beforerotations).3 2 M YES• muscle strain• Children enter the Studio insmall groups.• Adults are asked to place anybags/coats on benches or tothe side.• Presenters are trained inSenior First Aid and a FirstAid Kit is kept in the CMAGStudio and at the CMAGFront Desk.Easel boards tipping fromchildren leaning on easelshelves.Risk of• bruising3 4 H • Children are instructed to siton the floor with their handson their knees until they3 1 M YESCFC Canberra Museum and Gallery – Every Picture Tells a Story (onsite) Risk Assessment B2A3.4 Version 1.0 — 22/02/2012 Page 4 of 7
Multiple Hazard Risk AssessmentWHSMS Framework Tool B2A3.4stand up to do their art work.Children falling off green stoolsRisk of slip/fall potentiallyresulting in:• broken bones• cuts• bruising• muscle strain3 4 H • Children are told to sitsquare on the stools, not torock or tip them.• Presenters are trained inSenior First Aid and a FirstAid Kit is kept in the CMAGStudio and at the CMAGFront Desk.3 2 M YES • Grip pads will be added to thestools.Injury from hard sharp edge ofthe printing press or the rollersRisk of injury potentiallyresulting in:• broken bones• cuts• bruising3 3 M • Adults supervise and use thepress. The use of the pressis demonstrated by thepresenter.• Children are warned aboutthe sharp edge of the pressand keeping their fingersaway from the heavy roller.3 2 M YES• Children are required tostand behind a line markedon the Studio floor so theyremain at a safe distanceduring the use of the press.• Presenters are trained inSenior First Aid and a FirstAid Kit is kept in the CMAGStudio and at the CMAGFront Desk.Low sinksRisk of• Back and musclestrain3 4 H • Plastic tubs which fit betweenthe edges of the sink createa basin at a more appropriatelevel, and are used forcleaning dishes andequipment.3 3 M YESHot water in tubs for soakingmaterialsRisk of• Scalding skin3 4 H • Tubs are out of children’sreach.• Adults are told not to puttheir hands in the water.3 2 M YES• Presenters are trained inSenior First Aid and a FirstAid Kit is kept in the CMAGStudio and at the CMAGCFC Canberra Museum and Gallery – Every Picture Tells a Story (onsite) Risk Assessment B2A3.4 Version 1.0 — 22/02/2012 Page 5 of 7
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