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Xwork in outside organisations is subject to their having satisfactory H&S procedures in placeOTHER CONTROL MEASURES: please specify any other control measures you haveimplemented: use of AQI to determine safe observation, light/breathable clothing, substantialamounts of drinking waterXOTHER CONTROL MEASURES: please specify any other control measures you haveimplemented: An iPhone and airborne drone will be used to capture images and video ofobservational data. Researcher is a licenced commercial drone operator in the United States.Researcher will bring a charger in case the devices run out of battery. If the devices break,researcher will be able to use a family member’s iPhone to record instead.EMERGENCIESe.g. fire, accidentsWhere emergencies may arise use space below to identify and assess anyrisksCar accidentCONTROL MEASURESXXXXXXIndicate which procedures are in place to control the identified riskparticipants have registered with LOCATE at http://www.fco.gov.uk/en/travel-and-living-abroad/contact numbers for emergency services are known to all participantsparticipants have means of contacting emergency servicesa plan for rescue has been formulated, all parties understand the procedurethe plan for rescue /emergency has a reciprocal elementOTHER CONTROL MEASURES: please specify any other control measures you haveimplemented: Site visits will not be taken alone. Researcher will notify additional family and friendsof observational locations and times. Personal knowledge of American emergency services (#911)process. Researcher will use public transit when possible to avoid driving. If driving is necessary,researcher holds a Texas driver’s licence and has eight years of driving experience that will providea basis for personal vehicle travel.FIELDWORK 1 May 2010LONE WORKINGe.g. alone or in isolationlone interviews.CONTROL MEASURESIs lone workinga possibility?NOIf ‘No’ move to next hazardIf ‘Yes’ use space below to identify and assessanyrisksExamples of risk: difficult to summon help. Is the risk high / medium / low?Indicate which procedures are in place to control the identified riskthe departmental written Arrangement for lone/out of hours working for field work is followedlone or isolated working is not allowedlocation, route and expected time of return of lone workers is logged daily before work commencesall workers have the means of raising an alarm in the event of an emergency, e.g. phone, flare,whistleall workers are fully familiar with emergency proceduresOTHER CONTROL MEASURES: please specify any other control measures you haveimplemented:EQUIPMENTe.g. clothing, outboardmotors.Is equipmentused?YESClothing, phone cameraIs the risk high / medium / lowIf ‘No’ move to next hazardIf ‘Yes’ use space below to identify and assessanyrisksFIELDWORK 2 May 2010CONTROL MEASURESIndicate which procedures are in place to control the identified riskXXXXXthe departmental written Arrangement for equipment is followedparticipants have been provided with any necessary equipment appropriate for the workall equipment has been inspected, before issue, by a competent personall users have been advised of correct usespecial equipment is only issued to persons trained in its use by a competent person82
ILL HEALTHe.g. accident, illness,personal attack,special personalconsiderations orvulnerabilities.The possibility of ill health always represents a safety hazard. Use spacebelow to identify and assess any risks associated with this Hazard.Is the risk high / medium / low?Researcher has allergy-induced asthma and is allergic to regional pollen.Researcher takes daily allergy pills and is aware of the worst times for allergies inTexas. Research will not be undertaken during the allergy season. A rescueinhaler will be carried with the researcher.PUBLICe.g. interviews,observingdealing withpublicYESObservingIs the risk high / medium / lowIf ‘Yes’ use space below to identify and assessanyrisksCONTROLMEASURESIndicate which procedures are in place to control the identified riskCONTROLMEASURESIndicate which procedures are in place to control the identified riskXXXXXall participants have had the necessary inoculations/ carry appropriate prophylacticsparticipants have been advised of the physical demands of the research and are deemed to bephysically suitedparticipants have been adequate advice on harmful plants, animals and substances they mayencounterparticipants who require medication should carry sufficient medication for their needsOTHER CONTROL MEASURES: please specify any other control measures you haveimplemented: Rescue inhaler, allergy pills, never working alone, will not visit site if not feeling wellor if the weather will affect the researcherXXXXXall participants are trained in interviewing techniquesadvice and support from local groups has been soughtparticipants do not wear clothes that might cause offence or attract unwanted attentioninterviews are conducted at neutral locations or where neither party could be at riskOTHER CONTROL MEASURES: please specify any other control measures you haveimplemented: Researcher is aware of dangerous areas and will avoid them. When gatheringobservational data, no personal identifiers will be carried on throughout the research. Ifapproached about data collection, researcher will explain the project and obey the wishes of thosewho do not want to be recorded.TRANSPORT Will transport be NO Move to next hazardrequired YES X Use space below to identify and assess anyriskse.g. hired vehicles Examples of risk: accidents arising from lack of maintenance, suitability ortrainingIs the risk high / medium / low?FIELDWORK 3 May 2010WORKING ON ORWill people workonNOIf ‘No’ move to next hazardNEAR WATER or near water? If ‘Yes’ use space below to identify and assessanyrisksCONTROLMEASURESIndicate which procedures are in place to control the identified riske.g. rivers, marshland,sea.Examples of risk: drowning, malaria, hepatitis A, parasites. Is the risk high /medium / low?XXXXXXonly public transport will be usedthe vehicle will be hired from a reputable suppliertransport must be properly maintained in compliance with relevant national regulationsdrivers comply with UCL Policy on Drivers http://www.ucl.ac.uk/hr/docs/college_drivers.phpdrivers have been trained and hold the appropriate licencethere will be more than one driver to prevent driver/operator fatigue, and there will be adequaterest periodssufficient spare parts carried to meet foreseeable emergenciesOTHER CONTROL MEASURES: please specify any other control measures you haveimplemented: Researcher has eight years of experience driving in the Dallas, Texas region. Theyare aware of the dangers and risks associated with personal vehicle use and will opt to use publictransit, if possible. Researcher will not drive late at night or during rush hour.DEALING WITH THE Will people be If ‘No’ move to next hazardCONTROLMEASURESIndicate which procedures are in place to control the identified risklone working on or near water will not be allowedcoastguard information is understood; all work takes place outside those times when tides couldprove a threatall participants are competent swimmersparticipants always wear adequate protective equipment, e.g. buoyancy aids, wellingtonsboat is operated by a competent person83
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encouraging cycling in extreme heat
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abstractThe bicycle has played a ro
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american suburbia: active travel by
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