Lo1 Flashcards
What types of emergencies might occur in sport, exercise, health, and leisure?
Accidents, fire, missing person, chemical/gas leak, power cuts, suspected bomb.
Name some environments where emergencies are most likely to occur in sports and leisure.
Sports hall, gym, swimming pool, changing rooms, playing fields, communal areas, leisure centers.
What is the role of an instructor/coach during emergencies?
Contacting emergency services and evacuating the area.
What is the role of a first aider during emergencies?
Administering first aid and preventing further harm.
Define drowning according to the WHO (2005).
“The process of experiencing respiratory impairment from submersion/immersion in liquid.”
What are key components of fire safety risk assessments?
Keeping ignition sources apart, fire detection and alarms, fire equipment, clear fire exits, staff training, regular reviews.
What is RIDDOR?
Reporting of Injuries, Diseases, and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations (1995).
When must a RIDDOR report be made?
Workplace death, specific injuries, 7+ days of worker absence, injuries requiring non-workers to be hospitalized.
What should be included in a fire logbook?
Fire alarm tests, extinguisher checks, evacuation drills, staff training records.
What emergency populations might require additional support?
Children, elderly, disabled individuals.
What is the role of a receptionist during emergencies?
Directing emergency services and making public announcements.
What is the role of a manager during emergencies?
Coordinating staff.
What equipment is essential for fire safety in sports environments?
Fire extinguishers, fire blankets, smoke alarms, and unobstructed fire exits.
How should fire exits be maintained?
They should be clearly marked and kept unobstructed.
What is the purpose of a fire evacuation plan?
To ensure a safe and efficient evacuation during an emergency.