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net fixings are evident for safety reasons. Nets may be secured by plastic fixings, arrow head shaped plastic hooks or tape and not by metal cup hooks. Any metal cup hooks should be removed and replaced. New goalposts should not be purchased if they include metal cup hooks. Goalposts which are “homemade” or which have been altered from their original size or construction should not be used under any circumstances as they potentially pose a serious safety risk Team First Aider A minimum of one qualified First Aider is required for each team, this is a <strong>RC</strong>JFC and Chartership requirement. The FA First Aid course forms part of the Level 1 coaching course, equivalent first aid qualifications will be accepted e.g. an ‘in date’ HSE accredited qualification or if after September 30 th , an Ofqual accredited Emergency First Aid qualification. SUGGESTED MINIMUM CONTENTS OF A TEAM 1 st AID KIT Mini Sports First Aid Kit Specifications ● 10 x Adhesive Plasters ● 2 x Medium First Aid Dressing ● 6 x Wipes ● 1 x Blunt/Blunt Scissors ● 4 x Big Plasters 7.5cm x 10cm ● 1 x Foil Heat Blanket ● 1 x Instant Ice Pack ● 1 x Crepe Bandage 7.5cm x 4.5m ● 1 x Yellow Disposable Bag ● 1 x Pack of 5 Sterile Non Woven Swabs 10cm x 10cm ● 2 x Med/Large Pairs of Disposable Gloves A suggested team first aid kit is below: http://www.firstaid.co.uk/Sports-First-Aid-Kit-Mini-PKI800/ Emergency Procedure Every precaution should be taken to prevent injury or harm to either a player, volunteer or spectator. A qualified first aider MUST always be present at training and matches and the team should at all times have a sufficiently stocked 1 st Aid Kit present and mobile phone. In the event of an incident of a medical nature, the teams 1 st Aider should evaluate the problem and treat within the training and competency they have. 11-2
Player Injury Invariably injuries will occur whilst either at training or on the pitch during a match, the vast majority of these will be minor knocks and scrapes to which the child will recover fully from within a few seconds with no treatment. Should a child appear to be significantly distressed or the injury is likely to take up some time to treat then the child is to be taken to the sideline for treatment (where practical) to allow continuation of the match or training. Should medical assistance be required it is likely that the ‘casualty’ will be in one of two categories: ● ● Walking ‘Wounded’ Immobilised Walking Wounded In most cases a casualty will be assessed to be fit enough to make their way either off the pitches, either by themselves or with some assistance from an adult. Where children are injured and there is no representation from their parent or guardian present, every attempt should be made to contact them to advise them of the situation and discuss the next course of action. It may be the case that a child may need hospital treatment or some form of “1 st responder” treatment, in this case every arrangement should be made to ensure the child is medically treated. Non-Emergency - The parent should be advised and the responsibility left upto them to arrange medical treatment. Emergency – Arrangements should be made for the child to be taken to a suitable location (Stirchley Recreation Car Park) and emergency services informed to meet the casualty there for assessment and / or transportation to hospital. Immobilised Should an occasion arise where a player is incapacitated for whatever reason and an ambulance be required, then access to the field for an ambulance should be ensured. If in any doubt if a child should be moved due to the nature of their injury, then the best advice would be not to move them at all. If appropriate then the game or training should be immediately postponed or cancelled (this will be a refs decision). An ambulance is to be called (Stirchley Rec notified of the incidence immediately if at home), the ambulance should be given directions to access the field (through the back gate at Stirchley). 11-3
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