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Vertigozorbing LTD Risk Assessment For Body - Zorbing & Bumper Football
Vertigozorbing LTD Risk Assessment For Body - Zorbing & Bumper Football
Vertigozorbing LTD Risk Assessment For Body - Zorbing & Bumper Football
Hazard
Risk
Who
is
Affected?
Risk
Controls?
Severity
of
Likelihood
Overall
Actions
to
be
taken?
Risk?
of
Risk?
Risk?
Ground
Injury
due
to
Body-‐Zorb
Participant
Flat
Ground
free
from
Glass,
1
2
1
Assessment
prior
to
Conditions
being
damaged
for
stones
etc.….
Zorbing
commencing
therefore
becomes
deflated.
Bruises,
Cuts
&
Abrasions
from
surface.
Faulty
Injury
to
body,
due
to
Team
All
Equipment
checked
2
1
1
Zorbing
equipment
Equipment
breaking
and
hitting
before
session.
replaced
when
necessary
participant,
e.g
bruises
cuts
and
abrasions
Misuse
of
Misuse
of
equipment
Team
Staff
Member
to
brief
5
3
4
Rule
must
be
displayed
for
Equipment
leading
to
injuries.
everyone
on
how
to
get
in
any
new
participants
(Impact
injuries). side
the
Zorb
correctly,
should
they
join.
including
the
fastening
on
Instructions
must
be
given
straps. to
individuals
for
getting
in
an
out
the
balls,
ie
Staff
must
place
participants
in
Making
sure
that
the
zorbs
individually
to
participants
are
aware
of
the
show
them
how
to
get
in
rule
board.
safely,
how
to
tighten
straps.
Staff
to
remain
vigilant
during
every
session
Zorbs
Zorbs
deflation
during
use
Participant
Staff
member
to
ensure
the
4
1
1
Zorbs
are
checked
during
Zorbs
are
remained
fully
sessions,
inflated
or
inflated. removed
if
necessary.
Zorbs
safety
checks
carried
out
at
beginning.
Zorbs
Incorrect
fitting
of
the
Participant
Staff
member
to
stay
5
3
4
Staff
member
to
instruct
zorbs,
I.e.
Upside
Down,
vigilant,
and
to
keep
an
eye
individuals
to
how
to
get
Back
to
front,
or
straps
on
everyone
in
the
Zorbs.
in
the
Zorb
correctly,
rule
not
tight
enough. Making
sure
to
there
best
board
to
be
displayed
ability
that
people
are
safe.
Head
can
become
closer
to
the
opening
of
the
Zorb.
Zorbing
Collision
with
other
Participant
Staff
to
ensure:
the
group
4
3
3
To
make
sure
people
are
Collisions
participants
whether
in
a
(participants)
are
behaving
aware
of
the
safety
of
Zorb
or
not,
causing
in
a
safe
manner. getting
in
an
out
of
the
concussion,
bruises
or
Zorb
abrasions.
Staff
to
brief
participants
about
the
awareness
of
Spectators
or
participants
colliding
with
smaller
waiting
to
Zorb,
to
not
individuals
(weight
approach
the
Zorbs.
difference). Participants
that
are
Zorbing
to
be
told
to
stay
clear
of
spectators.
Staff
to
remain
vigilant
at
all
times.
Staff
to
ensure
that
the
rule
of
(Not
bumping
into
the
unaware
is
enforced).
Staff
member
to
in
rule
board
to
be
d
Cleanliness
Zorbs
becoming
dirty
Team
Zorbs
regularly
cleaned
1
2
1
Zorbs
are
cleaned
when
(weekly),
after
and
before
required,
taken
out
of
every
session
they
are
action
if
required.
cleaned
with
Detol,
bacteria
cleaning.
Injuries
Objects
to
be
removed
Participant
Ensure
the
rule
board
is
1
1
1
NONE
from
falling
(ie
watches...) visible.
onto
object
Risk
Assessment
Carried
Out
by
Dominic
J
Schrader,
Amended
on
1st
April
2014.
Risk
Level
Severity
1=minor
2=serious
3=major.
Likelihood
1=unlikely
2=possible
3=likely
Risk
(1=low
9=high)