H&S/01 Health and Safety - Corby Business Academy

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decision as to when equipment can be safely used again following consultation with either thetechnician or the outside contractors brought in to make the repair.iii.Safety matters are regular items on the agendas of the Department meetings.b).Procedure for Circulating Safety Information.N.B. in the following section the term 'staff' refers to both teachers and technicians. On receiptof a safety document the contents are analysed and categorised by the Head of departmentunder one of three headings:i. Immediate action required:ii.iii.staff are verbally informed by the Head of Department and are asked to read their own copy ofthe circular as soon as possible. The Practical Requirement sheets and related Risk Assessmentsare then altered as appropriate. The document will then be discussed at the next departmentmeeting. N.B. if the document is very long it may be circulated without staff being given theirown copy.Medium/long term action required:the document is circulated to all Design and Technology staff and then filed. The PracticalRequirement sheets and related Risk Assessments are then altered as appropriate. Thedocument will be discussed at the next department meeting.No action required:if the contents confirm what we already practice then the document will still be discussed at thenext department meeting. The document will always be filed.Whenever possible monitoring and evaluation is carried out using quantifiable indicators, e.g. the frequency and cost of accidents in the Department; the numbers of teaching and non-teaching staff trained in Health and Safety issues; how much of the School/Department budget is allocated to Health and Safety issues; how any specific Health and Safety grant has been spent; the timing and frequency of Health and Safety reviews; details of any bodies from whom Health and Safety advice has been or will be sought; action taken by the Department to improve Health and Safety.Page 66 of 86Doc ID: AP/H&S/01 Originator: ANCA Approved: Gov.Body Issue: 2 Date: 22/09/2010
APPENDIX 1USE OF WORKSHOPS BY NON-SPECIALISTS1. The workshops are to be kept locked at all times when they are not occupied. Students are therefore notto enter a workshop until a member of staff has arrived.2. Good advice on the supervision of students in D/Tech departments states that:“Staff should actively ensure that there will be adequate levels of supervision in such areas at all times.”Therefore it is not acceptable for a member of staff to leave students in a workshop whilst the member ofstaff goes to collect resources, etc. Thorough planning and organisation is vital in order to avoiddifficulties in complying with this directive.3. Staff must ensure that students do not interfere with equipment/ apparatus or chemicals of any kind.4. The mains electricity and gas supplies to each workshop are switched off by D/Tech. staff at the end ofthe day. Therefore staff using a workshop should make themselves familiar with the location and modeof operation of the following facilities:a) the 'Mains electricity switch'b) the 'Mains gas isolating valve'The location of the 'Mains electricity switch' to each workshop is indicated by a yellow label stating:“Electricity Mains Switch”The location of the 'Mains gas isolating valve' is indicated by a blue label. The operation of the 'Mains gasisolating valve' is indicated by another blue label beside the actual isolating valve.5. No eating, drinking or chewing is to take place in a workshop. Staff should try and dissuade studentsfrom touching their mouths and eyes with their fingers, pens, pencils, etc.6. Staff must lock the door to the workshop at the end of the lesson.Page 67 of 86Doc ID: AP/H&S/01 Originator: ANCA Approved: Gov.Body Issue: 2 Date: 22/09/2010
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