Describe the activity being assessed: exploring where artwork can be displayed/ exhibited.

Ive decided to choose the M shed as my example to exhibit in.

Assessed by: Ruby Hinton, Tim Shute, Steve McCarthy, Emma Buckley Date of Assessment: 11/10/2013

Endorsed by: Stephanie Black

Who might be harmed: Ruby Hinton, Tim Shute, Steve McCarthy, Emma Buckley How many exposed to risk:
4

Review date(s):

Hazards Identified (State the potential harm) Weather: rain could make the floor slippery, hazard of falling.

Existing Control Measures

S L Risk Level 3 4 12

Additional Control Measures

S L

Risk Level

By whom and by when Ruby, Tim, Steve, Emma

Date completed

Signs to indicate wet floors, clean up crew ready to mop up if it become too much of a hazard.

Wear sensible shoes, bare in mind the weather conditions and dont run or attempt to slide if the floor is damp or indeed wet.

1 1 1

Stairs: loosing balance and falling down them.

Using handrails, step lighting is in place; lifts can be used as an alternative.

4 2

Make sure there is or are qualified first aiders at the ready to help. Watch where you are stepping. Visit the site at a non-peek time and have tem members contact details.

2 1 2

Ruby, Tim, Steve, Emma

2 2 Crowds: overcrowding around the city centre, loss of sight of teammates. Signs to say people should be aware of crowding and lots of space.

1 2 2

Ruby, Tim, Steve, Emma

Exhibits could be broken/ knocked over by a member of the public.

Architecture is squared off from public and other forms of media protected by glass.

5 2

10

Be sure not to touch anything, only observe and be spaciously aware

5 1 5

Ruby, Tim, Steve, Emma

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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 Page 2 of 2

ACTION:

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