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    General Risk Assessment Form: (State The Potential Harm)

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    Sarah Craig conducted a risk assessment for a visit to The Watershed. She identified potential hazards including getting mugged, slipping on a wet floor, fire, food poisoning, and falling down stairs. For each hazard, she listed existing control measures and additional control measures that could be implemented. The risk assessment uses a risk matrix to determine risk levels based on likelihood and severity of potential harm, and an action level scale to identify what actions need to be taken.

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    Sarah Craig conducted a risk assessment for a visit to The Watershed. She identified potential hazards including getting mugged, slipping on a wet floor, fire, food poisoning, and falling down stairs. For each hazard, she listed existing control measures and additional control measures that could be implemented. The risk assessment uses a risk matrix to determine risk levels based on likelihood and severity of potential harm, and an action level scale to identify what actions need to be taken.

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    GENERAL RISK ASSESSMENT FORM

    Describe the activity being assessed: Visit to The Watershed Assessed by: Sarah Craig

    Ref:

    Endorsed by: Stephanie Black

    Who might be harmed: Sarah Craig How many exposed to risk: Hazards Identified (state the potential harm) Getting mugged

    Date of Assessment: 8 November 2013

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    Review date(s):

    1
    Existing Control Measures S L Risk Level 1 2 2 Additional Control Measures S L Risk Level By whom and by when Sarah Date completed

    CCTV and On sight staff

    Being careful with personal possessions, never leaving them 2 3 6 Wear sensible shoes, bare in mind the weather conditions and if its wet or slippery underfoot, dont run. Wipe feet on mat when entering the building Sarah

    Slipping on wet floor Cleaners and wet floor signs

    5 2 Fire Staff that have been fire safety trained and building regulations

    10

    No smoking and follow fire safety instructions

    Sarah

    4 2 Food hygiene standards Food poisoning

    Double checking meat appears properly cooked and food smells safe

    Sarah

    Hand rails Fall down stairs

    3 3

    Walk carefully, dont run and use hand rail provided

    Sarah

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    RISK MATRIX: (To generate the risk level).


    Very likely

    5
    Likely

    5 4 3 2 1
    Minor injury No first aid treatment required

    10 8 6 4 2
    Minor injury Requires First Aid Treatment

    15 12 9 6 3
    Injury - requires GP treatment or Hospital attendance

    20 16 12 8 4
    Major Injury

    25 20 15 10 5
    Fatality

    4
    Possible

    3
    Unlikely

    2
    Extremely unlikely

    1
    Likelihood (L) Severity (S)

    ACTION LEVEL: (To identify what action needs to be taken).


    POINTS: RISK LEVEL: NEGLIGIBLE TOLERABLE MODERATE HIGH INTOLERABLE No further action is necessary. Where possible, reduce the risk further Additional control measures are required Immediate action is necessary Stop the activity/ do not start the activity ACTION:

    12 35 6 - 12 15 16 20 - 25

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