Risk Assessment Bronze Practice SAT課件

1、POWIISAssessed by RJBBronze Practice Expedition Taman Negara Pulau PinangDate(s) of Trip: 22nd 23rd May 2015Year Group(s): 9Trip Leader: RJBInitials of other staff accompanying: KLB, RC, PS, CL, JT, ALRN, KM, NMLOCATION OF RISK:NATURE OF RISK:WHO IS AFFECTED:CONTROL MEASURES:LEVEL OF RISK:School Bus

2、 travel to and from Start/end of expedition or team recoveryAppropriate number of students Safety on the busTravel sicknessBreakdown / AccidentAllAllAllAll1. Appropriate coaches booked x 22. Teachers are responsible for making sure all students are on the bus before setting off3. Students are remind

3、ed to wear seat belts at all times4. Pupils warned of danger each time, adult in road monitoring traffic and halting pupils as necessary5. Sick bags with staff at front of coach6. In case of breakdown or accident students are taken off the bus and moved to an area deemed safe by staff.2418Walking in

4、 National Park Losing a student or groupSunburn / dehydrationAnkle injuriesRoadsMedical emergenciesAnimalsRivers / sea/ bodies of waterStormsDeadfall from trees / foliageAllAllAllAllAllAllAllAllAll1. Following clearly marked trail. Students closely supervised by staff, both students and staff issued

5、 with maps and staff located at checkpoints (first storm shelter).2. Students will be advised prior to the trip to apply sun protection cream, to wear a hat, and to drink plenty of water throughout the afternoon. Extra water at Monkey Beach checkpoint.3. All students will be advised to wear appropri

6、ate footwear4. Students to be briefed on road crossing and dangers5. Staff to be issued with first aid kits. Medical conditions of students known. RJB to drive own car as safety vehicle. Hospital short drive away. Check made on those needing specific medication. Procedure in the event of an emergenc

7、y is detailed below.6. Students briefed on not going off trail, how to deal with monkeys and the unlikely event of a bite by a venomous animal (Penang General Hospital for snake bites 042225333).7. RJB will walk at the front and trailbeat to scare away snakes, in the unlikely event that there are an

8、y on the trail.8. Mobile phones to contact emergency services in case of bite. Piriton and antihistamine in first aid kit.9. Staff will be provided with insect repellent to issue as appropriate.10. Students informed to stay away from / out of rivers and /or bodies of water.11. Students not to drink

9、from these (unless they boil the water or use purification tablets).12. Students NOT to enter the sea at any stage, especially while at Turtle Beach (Pantai Kerachut).13. RJB to monitor weather forecasts. Staff and students to move quickly to nearest storm shelter if thunder and lightning starts. If

10、 in a forested area, move to shelter under some low trees (not under a lone tall tree). If no shelter, move to the lowest nearby area, discard rucksacks, walking sticks etc. and adopt a low crouch.14. Students and staff advised to listen out for cracking sounds above which may indicate imminent dead

11、fall. Pitch tents in sensible location, not directly underneath tree branches.686388898CookingBurnsGas bottle leak / explosionAllAll1. Students have been trained in the use of gas stoves.2. Students to be supervised while cooking their lunch at Monkey Beach.3. Gas bottles to be issued on the morning

12、 and safely stored in students rucksacks.66Boat Trip for staff to deliver suppliesDanger of capsizing or person falling outDanger Boarding and DisembarkingSelect staffSelect staff1. Licensed boats/pilots being used.2. All boats have life preservers. These must be checked that they are put on correct

13、ly prior to departure3. Member of staff with each boat.4. Experienced boatman who will not depart if risk of capsizing5. Boat is close to shore at all times1. Staff to take sensible precautions to board and disembark carefully.106Any Further Recommended actions and Information Relevant to the assess

14、ment should be recorded here (Please continue on a separate sheet as applicable.): Staff contact numbers:- Emergency services: 999- Balik Pulau police: 048669222- POWIIS reception: 048689999First Aid Kits with staff. List of those attending is at the bottom of the risk assessment.Value of Risk Table

15、sRisk Probability RatingsRisk Severity RatingsProbabilitySeverity1Very unlikely1No injury2Unlikely2Minor injury3Likely3Reportable injury4Very Likely4Major injury5Certain5Single/multiple death22Risk Severity/Probability MatrixSeverity54321Probability5252015105420161284315129632108642154321Actions and

16、 TimescalesRisk LevelActions and TimescalesTrivialNo action requiredTolerableNo additional controls are required. Consideration may be given to a more cost effective solution or improvement that imposes no additional cost burden. Monitoring is required to ensure that the controls are maintained. Lim

17、ited action required.ModerateEfforts should be made to reduce the risk, but the cost of prevention should be carefully measured. Monitoring is required to ensure that the controls are sustained. Reasonable action required.SubstantialConsiderable resources may have to be allocated to reduce the risk. Urgent action should be taken.IntolerableImmediate Action to be taken. Level or risk unacc