Unit 4 L03 Flashcards
what is an environmental hazard
slip and trip, clothing and jewellery, faulty equipment, weather (icy fields)
what are biological hazards
animal faeces, developing an infection during first aid, waste (litter)
chemical hazards
cleaning items being left in a cafe, chlorine not being properly stored
what are psychological hazards
mental well being,, drug and alcohol use
what are psychological hazards
mental well being,, drug and alcohol use
what are generic risk assessments
common identified hazards usually used on school trips, main aim to increase safety
what are site risk assessments
take into account the site, activity and relevant hazards
what are dynamic risk assessments
continuously identifying hazards and monitoring any potential safety risks
what are auditory controls
announcements over tannoys, fire alarms
what are visual controls
signs and posters
physical controls
locked containers for chemicals, fences, PPE
procedural controls
fire alarm procedures, locking away chemicals
what are the 5 steps to risk assessment
identify the risk factors, identify who can be harmed and how, record your findings, monitor and review
what are the 5 steps to risk assessment
identify the risk factors, identify who can be harmed and how, record your findings, evaluate, monitor and review