Risk Assessment Form Deer Park, Cowley

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Risk Assessment Form Deer Park, Cowley Activity: Zip Wire Date: 01/04/2019 Review: 01/04/2020 Reviewed by: Sarah Crocombe Position: Centre Manager Consent for Activity required: Yes Hazard Unauthorised access to course Slips & Trips walking to and around Extreme weather conditions Who is affected? Those not meant to be there Who is responsible? (S site manager) (I instructor) ( unit leaders) S,I (with S) I (with S) Numbers Venue: Girlguiding Gloucestershire HQ Deer Park,Cowley,Cheltenham G53 9NJ What controls are in place? Restrict access by use of, fencing, chains and warning signs Information given to leaders whilst onsite as to safe way to access the and to get to it. Adventure constructions should not be used during electrical storms, or wind conditions of more than Force 5 on the Beaufort scale Risk level (/M/H) 12-24 Sections:Rainbows/Brownies/ Guides/Senior Section/leaders/other groups Type of instructor qualifications required: Onsite training Are further controls necessary? Information to those responsible for groups not using who are onsite. Ensure all are wearing appropriate foot wear Decision of the Instructor/site manager is final Action by & date 01/04/20 19 Review by & date 01/04/2020

Unqualified staff running Falling or slipping from height Objects falling from above Too many on the course S S and I I and I and Instructors to be suitably qualified before they are allowed to operate course. No matter what their experience, all instructors should undertake a training course and be assessed by a competent and qualified assessor. This process should be properly documented All instructors and to be connected to the course PPE whilst off ground. Staff to fully brief on how to use equipment. When instructors/ climb stairs to gain access to the they should be clipped into a safety system at the top step All to remove objects from pocket, loose jewellery. Cameras and mobile phones not to be taken aloft. A limit of 12 per instructor + 2 leaders per group required. Only one qualified instructor required on the platform with support from group leaders for releasing at the bottom of the run. PPE to CE approved and fitted correctly

Incapacity of I and S Relevant medical conditions are made know to the instructors consent forms completed. Instructor to assess before allowing access to Inappropriate clothing or footwear I. Instructors to ensure that are wearing appropriate clothing and footwear No open toed shoes, waterproof and warm as needs be, no vest tops Snagging of jewellery or other personal property Snagging of hair Chewing gum or other food whilst on the I and I and I and Instructors to advise to remove all loose jewellery, badges neckers etc Instructors to advise to tie hair up, in very low pony tail so PPE equipment is able to be fitted correctly Instructors to advise not to chew gum or eat whilst on eaders to organise the safe holding of any removed items Extra hairbands in equipment supplied if needed eaders to ensure group whilst waiting are not going to be eating Impacting objects whilst descending S and I Site manager and instructor to ensure that the path of the zip wire is clear before, during and after each descent Keep the zip wire area clear at all times Ensure site manager is notified if something does look as if it will impede the zip wire in the future.

needing medical attention Trapped I, I, A qualified first aider must be present at all times. A list of medical contact numbers, emergency services travel routes to be available, including address and OS ref to get emergency vehicle to site Instructors trained in rescue of stuck on zip wire If not the site manager a walkie talkie will provided for the instructor to contact centre manager/nominated person at base Contact local rescue service and brief on location and situation Badly fitting PPE S and I Ensure that equipment fits safely before beginning. If too small or over 18 stone then unable to participate Inappropriate PPE Instructor and S and I Ensure using only equipment supplied by Deer Park, and that has been checked og books for all equipment is available Damage to hands eader taking of the run leader removing at end of run and eader removing at end of run S and I I Ensure instructors are taking care when clipping in and on the wire. Ensure leader unclipping is taking care. Ensure that they are given clear instructions as to what to do, and are competent to do it. given instructions not to touch wire or black safety line. Ensure they are paying attention to the start of the wire if needs by use the whistle supplied

Zip collision I Ensure that previous participant has cleared the landing area before starting the next Hard landing I Ensure that clear instructions are given to the about how to land Wasps All I A check for the presence of wasp nests should be done prior to any element being used. Any evidence of a nest should be reported to the site manager on completion of the M See medical treatment risk If appropriate avoid the element inquestion

Continue on additional sheet if necessary qualifications March 2012 * Refer to the A-Z of activities for information about instructor