Hi folks - I have been asked for  a 'Risk Assessment' - for  something we

are doing with Sunshine Arts on Saturday - never, ever, been  asked for one

before - does anyone have a model I could use please??







Sunshine and  smiles



Dave Hunt



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On Thu, Jul 02, 2009 at 11:08:46AM -0400, Daverhunt@... wrote:

> Hi folks - I have been asked for  a 'Risk Assessment' - for  something we

> are doing with Sunshine Arts on Saturday - never, ever, been  asked for one

> before - does anyone have a model I could use please??



It rather depends on the activity! Ceilidh dance? Fire-eating

tutorial? Underwater escapology workshop?



The HSE has a bunch of example risk assessments here:

http://www.hse.gov.uk/risk/casestudies/

You can probably work something plausible up from those.



Cheers,

Dave

I hope that sally doesn't mind me emailing this one out - It's the one

shepley festival did and emailed to morris teams last year. I do design risk

assessments for work (less useful for your application being that they are

for sewage treatment works- lucky me eh?!) - but the risk assessment

numbering sally has done here (risk = severity * likelihood), with severity

and likelihood rated 1 to 3 is very similar what I do commercially...



Jems





On 02/07/2009, Dave Holland <dave@...> wrote:

>

>

>

> On Thu, Jul 02, 2009 at 11:08:46AM -0400,

Daverhunt@...<Daverhunt%40aol.com>wrote:

> > Hi folks - I have been asked for a 'Risk Assessment' - for something we

> > are doing with Sunshine Arts on Saturday - never, ever, been asked for

> one

> > before - does anyone have a model I could use please??

>

> It rather depends on the activity! Ceilidh dance? Fire-eating

> tutorial? Underwater escapology workshop?

>

> The HSE has a bunch of example risk assessments here:

> http://www.hse.gov.uk/risk/casestudies/

> You can probably work something plausible up from those.

>

> Cheers,

> Dave

>

>







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I always think about the various activities which I am running, then

consider the implicit hazards, then the precautions I will take or have

other people take. It's a style which works across many contexts.



ACTIVITY1        Hazard 1,1        Precaution 1.1.1            Risk

                                                 Precaution 1.1.2



                         Hazard 1.2        Precaution 2.1.1

Risk

                                                 Precaution 2.1.2

ACTIVITY 2       Hazard 2.1



Etc etc



The combination of hazard and precaution make the risk and this should

always be low or negligible to be acceptable

Makes a nice table which looks impressive.

More importantly it shows that you have thought about all the angles.



Noel









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In a message dated 02/07/2009 17:12:12 GMT Daylight Time,

jemma.gurney@... writes:





I hope that sally doesn't mind me emailing this one out - It's the  one

shepley festival did and emailed to morris teams last year.





Well thanks Jemma  - but there is no attachment!



Sunshine and  smiles



Dave Hunt



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(http://www.sunshinearts.co.uk/)









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Many thanks for that Noel.



Sunshine and  smiles



Dave Hunt



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(http://www.sunshinearts.co.uk/)









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