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

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A supply of slips will be put in the staff room in the stationery case and staff have a small supply with them at alltimes. The procedure is described in the School Handbook (issued to all new parents) and fully explained to thepupils when they start at the School.If pupils become ill at break or lunch times they should report to the teacher(s) on duty.DEALING WITH ACCIDENTSIf a pupil has an accident they should be sent to the first aider in the office along with another pupil/member ofstaff to explain the problem. Accidents only will be dealt with in the medical room and appropriate action taken.Any cuts and abrasions should be dealt with in accordance with the 'HIV preventative protocol'.In the case of distress a more relaxing and less clinical atmosphere is provided.For the more serious accidents (other than minor cuts and abrasions) the pupil will be sent to hospitalaccompanied by a member of staff. Medical advice and common sense state that it is better for the patient to bewaiting at a hospital, rather than at school, especially if complications develop, e.g. concussion.Initially attempts will be made to contact the parents, inform them of the situation and assess the feasibility ofthe parent taking the pupil to hospital. When it is not reasonably feasible for parents to take the pupil tohospital, the pupil will be driven to casualty by a member of staff (with suitable car insurance) who will remainwith the pupil until the parent(s) arrive. Parents should be:given the name of the Hospital to which their son/daughter has been taken;asked to attend the hospital as a matter of urgency;reassured to prevent parental distress and another possible accident as they travel to thehospital.If no member of staff is available to take the pupil to hospital then an ambulance will be called. Whilst theambulance travels to the school a note should be made of 'contact names and telephone numbers' and this noteshould be given to the ambulance crew on their arrival at the school. The Hospital should be telephoned and toldof the problem and any available 'contact names and telephone numbers' - this is best done by theambulance crew. The Hospital will then take responsibility for contacting parents and may use the police ifdeemed necessary.Pupils must be sent to hospital immediately by ambulance in these cases:any head injuries and wounds needing stitches;all suspected fractures must go direct to hospital immediately by ambulance;if there has been any amount of unconsciousness even for a few seconds.N.B. Legally pupils must be sixteen to be given medical treatment without parental consent, however in 'Life orDeath' situations treatment is offered immediately.Compiled by:Revision NumberApproved by: Revision date __/__/__Page 80 of 86Doc ID: AP/H&S/01 Originator: ANCA Approved: Gov.Body Issue: 2 Date: 22/09/2010
Appendix ACopies of Blank Checklists, Record and Data Sheets1. Records and checklistsThe purpose of ‘records and checklists’ is to help you to efficiently monitor health & safety, and to provide anadditional means of identifying certain hazards. For example, the accident investigation form should help you tohighlight the category that accidents might fall into and what areas might need re-assessment.Forms and checklists provided include:a) Identification of Hazards Alert FormA form for any member of staff to use in order to alert their line manager and safety representative about anidentified hazard.b) Accident Investigation RecordThis form should be used to record accidents, classify accidents, and describe the action required to prevent arecurrence and suggest where re-assessment may be required.c) Student Competency Monitoring RecordWhere risk assessment suggests that student competency and training should be instituted as a control measure,for instance in the use of a disc sander, then that training and competency should be recorded and monitored.The form provided allows you to do this.d) Maintenance & Monitoring RecordThis record to be used to record maintenance and monitoring schedules.e) Staff Training RecordStaff training should be recorded and monitored and a log should highlight where retraining may be required, iffor instance, a qualification is out of date or no longer valid because of changes in regulations.(Unless specifically mentioned we have assumed that staff are appropriately trained and therefore competent intheir designated role).Page 81 of 86Doc ID: AP/H&S/01 Originator: ANCA Approved: Gov.Body Issue: 2 Date: 22/09/2010
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