Health And Safety Policies Present To AGM
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Health and Safety policies and Procedures
For the National Federation Of Plus Areas
Francis Wallington & John Smith
Aims
• To explore the reasons , why , how , who , when
• Legislation • What is the consequence of fulfilling
requirements• What is in it • What are the practical steps you can
do
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• What was your reaction to being asked to organise your first event?
• Try to remember!
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• I am a Teapot !!
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• What was your reaction to the first
Incident or injury at an
Event you helped run?
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Fear or Panic?
Health and Safety Policies• Our organisation is Learning by doing and
collaborating Sharing experience Running and managing projects activities, group nights , publicity and
the organisation itself
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Our organisation is aboutLeading and being part of a team Making mistakes
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• I love it when a Plan comes together!George PeppardAs Col Hannibal
Smith as the A Team
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• Society reflected in Legislation Expects Plus to have regard to the safetyOf our members and the public
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•YETWe want to continue to organise and run events and
projects
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• Legislation Corporate Manslaughter Act 2007Health and Safety at Work Act 1974Management of Health and Safety
Regulations 1999Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and
Dangerous Occurrences 1995
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• An injured person or their family can seek compensation for loss of earnings and inconvenience Sue organisers for negligence for the
failure
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We need to protect not only ; the public and participants Also organisers and the volunteers who manage the
organisation
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• Policy Statement• Risk Assessment form to aid, review
and Provide evidence of planning and
management. Liaison with insurer to ensure risk is
covered
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• Incident or near miss Procedure What to do if there is an incident or
injury
• Investigation Report form for Accidents or near misses
• Training Policy
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Policy Statement• Management• Communication and Training• Supplier Assurance – we are reliant
on contractors • Monitoring – demonstrate and report• Review
Health and Safety Policies Training Policy
We want to encourage training to raiseCompetence
Management skills Encourage
volunteers to become and maintain first aid qualification
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•What can you do ?Plan and document your events Use risk assessment to review planningShare experience and learningDefine peoples roles in the execution
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• What can you do?• Ensure Participants are briefed-
Publish rules and guidance• Volunteer to become a first aider• Choose contractors and venues
carefully • Plan > Act > Review > Do
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• What you can do ? Give us your feedback Encourage your Area Chair to adopt
them
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• What is the consequence?• Briefings and rules for participants• Improvement in the quality of events
and the organisation• Reporting by statistical analysis of
incidents and risk assessment submitted at all levels
Have Fun!!