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

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Low B3/C2/C3 Monitor standards and proceduresbiennially to ensure that risk level doesnot increase.2 YearsN.B. See 'Stage B' for further details on taking action.STAGE 5.Record your findings.A written record of all risk assessment is kept and this provides a working document for both managers andemployees. The following procedure for reporting safety matters should then be employed. The procedureshould be used for all safety issues including a suspicion of risk or a report of faulty equipment includingfaulty/inadequate fire fighting equipment.Page 78 of 86Doc ID: AP/H&S/01 Originator: ANCA Approved: Gov.Body Issue: 2 Date: 22/09/2010
DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENTHEALTH & SAFETY - FIRST AID PROVISION AND SICK PUPILSThe following principles apply to the provision of First Aid:1. The arrangements for first-aid provision will be adequate to cope with all foreseeable major incidents.2. Staff will follow the procedure in dealing with accidents as detailed later in this policy.3. Accidents only will be dealt with in the medical room and appropriate action taken. Any cuts andabrasions must be dealt with in accordance with the 'HIV preventative protocol'.4. A record must be made of all accidents which require first aid to be administered to a member of staff,pupil or other person - either on the School premises or engaged in activities sponsored by the school(including visits). This applies to every case where first aid is given whether from a remote fist aidlocation or the medical room.5. First-aid materials are held at various locations throughout the School at locations determined by theHead teacher. Such locations are prominently marked and all staff are advised of their position. Listedmaterials are checked regularly for stock level, use by date, contamination, etc. Materials in remotelocations are very sparse as even plasters are now only allowed to be administered centrally due to theallergic reaction that some children have on their skin when exposed to the adhesive.6. Adequate and appropriate first-aid provision will form part of the arrangements for all out of Schoolactivities. All groups will have a qualified first aider with them and so the first aid pack will becomprehensively stocked.7. The number of certificated first-aiders will always be at least that number required by law. All such staffwill be trained in first-aid by St. John's Ambulance staff to a basic, minimum level of competence. Thiscompetence level has been agreed following discussion between the Governing Body and St. John'sAmbulance staff.DEALING WITH SICK PUPILSAll of the Office Staff are trained in First Aid. A great deal of their time is taken up dealing with pupil illness, injuryand distress and therefore the member(s) of staff who deal with the pupil is unable to carry onwith office duties. The following procedure has been adopted by all teaching staff in order tominimise the time lost by the office staff and to maximise the service provided to the pupils.If a teacher feels that a child is not well enough to continue working in school, a slip is completed and sent withthe child to the office. The child remains in reception (except in extreme cases) and parents willbe contacted and asked to take direct responsibility for the pupil (remove the pupil from thepremises). The responsibility for deciding whether the pupil should go home or not, thereforeprimarily resides with the teacher who presumably knows the pupil better than the office staff.Pupils will not be dealt with by the office staff unless they have a signed, completed slip as shownbelow:PUPIL ILLNESSNAME OF PUPIL:..................................CLASS/FORM:........... ...........................The above pupil is unwell and is, in my opinion, unable to continue working and should be sent home.Signed.................................Room ...………...Page 79 of 86Doc ID: AP/H&S/01 Originator: ANCA Approved: Gov.Body Issue: 2 Date: 22/09/2010
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