RISK ASSESSMENT - Moors for the Future

Bites andStings 1 1Accidentalimmersion inthe water,either partial ortotal.3 2Health risksfrom contactwith aquaticenvironment,2 3e.g. Tetanus,Weils disease.Trip hazards,on the bank. 3 1Fast movingtraffic on mainroads2 41LOW6MEDIUM6MEDIUM3LOW8MEDIUMAdvise use of insect repellents.Wear long sleeved tops and trousers.Do not trap / handle bumblebeesDo not handle other insects, animals, birds or reptiles.Do not survey / work alone.Carry emergency blanket and warm drinks.Carry and mobile telephone And radio if available).Cover all wounds with a waterproof dressing.Wash hands before touching eyes, face, mouth, oreating.Take care on the bank.Wear suitable footwearExplain hazards to groups/individuals1 (1,1)LOW3 (3,1)LOW3 (1,3)LOW2 (2,1)LOWPark safely 4(1,4)Probability:Worst Outcome:1. Highly Improbable 1. Minor Injury2. Less Than Even Chance 2. 3 Day Injury3. Even Chance 3. Incapacity/ Amputation4. Probable 4. Fatality5. Almost Certain 5. Multiple FatalityN:\Projects\Community Science Monitoring Project\CSP Phase 1\Monitoring\2013 TM\2013 CSP TM Fieldwork risk assessment.docThe Community Science Project is also funded by Environment Agency, National Trust, Natural England, Severn Trent Water, United Utilities and Yorkshire Water.

Reviewed by: Gareth Roberts July 2013Checked by:General GuidanceNotes on risk assessment and completion of this formNotes/information:Signs of Hypothermia: Mild hypothermia:Bouts of shiveringGrogginess and muddled thinking. Moderate hypothermia:Violent shivering or shivering which suddenly stops;Inability to think and pay attention;Slow, shallow breathing;Slow, weak pulse. Severe hypothermia:Shivering stops;The patient loses consciousness;There is little or no breathing;Pulse is weak, irregular or non-existent.Personal Kit – each person is to ensure they have the following: 30-75 Litre RucksacksN:\Projects\Community Science Monitoring Project\CSP Phase 1\Monitoring\2013 TM\2013 CSP TM Fieldwork risk assessment.docThe Community Science Project is also funded by Environment Agency, National Trust, Natural England, Severn Trent Water, United Utilities and Yorkshire Water.

Survival Bag Waterproof Jacket Waterproof Trousers Warm clothing – a matter of personal preference but your equipment must be suitable for spending 7-8 hours above 500m altitude onexposed ground in winter conditions. 3-4 Season Walking Boots, with ankle support, waterproofing Winter walking socks Spare socks Hat – for warmth and protection from strong sunlight Water proof / windproof / insulated gloves Head Torch + spare batteries Map – OL1 Dark Peak Compass Whistle Personal First Aid Kit Food and Drink (enough for personal needs for 1 day on the hill) Additional emergency rationsPlease ensure that ALL members of your group have read and understood this risk assessment.Please ensure that you have a copy of this risk assessment with you at all times during the survey.N:\Projects\Community Science Monitoring Project\CSP Phase 1\Monitoring\2013 TM\2013 CSP TM Fieldwork risk assessment.docThe Community Science Project is also funded by Environment Agency, National Trust, Natural England, Severn Trent Water, United Utilities and Yorkshire Water.