Risk Assessment Student Activities – Association NSWCIS Number of persons involved 100 Nature of Activity NSWCIS 2017 Hockey Championships Frequency of Activity One Day each March 28 (CIS 16 yrs & Under Assessed By Lisa Bauer Date Girls) May 24 (CIS Open Girls & Boys) Hazard Score Potential Effect Existing Controls in Place Further Controls Required? Who By Target date Ref. Low/Medium/High Risk Can cause players to trip and fall causing Pitch is kept in good condition with regular 2.1 Low No injury upkeep by Ryde Hunters Hill Hockey Club Wearing protective items such as shinpads 2.2 Falling could result in injury to player Low No Regular watering of field 2.3 Running into goal posts Goal posts in correct place on field Low No Appropriate footwear to be worn. Field 2.4 Sliding on Astroturf Med No regularly watered to minimise injury. Unsafe or dangerous behaviour displayed Collision during practice or games with by participants would result in them being No as collisions are unpredictable therefore no further 2.5 another player due to the nature of the removed from the practice or game. This is Med control required sport a risk of the game. First Aider on duty Unsafe or dangerous behaviour displayed by participants would result in them being Possible injury if a ball or stick were to removed from the practice or game. 2.6 Med No come into contact with another player Shinpads and mouth guards to be worn by participants at all times. First Aider on duty Unsafe or dangerous behaviour displayed by participants would result in them being 2.7 Contact Injury Med No removed from the practice or game. First Aider on duty Full warm-up session to ensure that players are ready to exercise. Personal injury due to the nature of the Unsafe or dangerous behaviour displayed 2.8 Med Cool-down period after activity sport by participants would result in them being removed from the practice or game. First Aider on duty
Risk Assessment – Student Activities Association NSWCIS Number of persons involved 100 Nature of Activity NSWCIS 2017 Hockey Championships Frequency of Activity One Day each Assessed By Lisa Bauer Date March 28 (CIS 16 yrs & Under Girls) May 24 (CIS Open Girls & Boys) Hazard Ref. Potential Effect Existing Controls in Place Score Low/Medium/High Risk Further Controls Required? Who By Target date 2.1 Can cause players to trip and fall causing injury Pitch is kept in good condition with regular upkeep by Ryde Hunters Hill Hockey Club Low No 2.2 Falling could result in injury to player Wearing protective items such as shinpads Regular watering of field Low No 2.3 Running into goal posts Goal posts in correct place on field Low No 2.4 Sliding on Astroturf Appropriate footwear to be worn. Field regularly watered to minimise injury. Med No 2.5 Collision during practice or games with another player due to the nature of the sport Unsafe or dangerous behaviour displayed by participants would result in them being removed from the practice or game. This is a risk of the game. First Aider on duty Med No as collisions are unpredictable therefore no further control required 2.6 Possible injury if a ball or stick were to come into contact with another player Unsafe or dangerous behaviour displayed by participants would result in them being removed from the practice or game. Shinpads and mouth guards to be worn by participants at all times. First Aider on duty Med No 2.7 Contact Injury Unsafe or dangerous behaviour displayed by participants would result in them being removed from the practice or game. First Aider on duty Med No 2.8 Personal injury due to the nature of the sport Full warm-up session to ensure that players are ready to exercise. Unsafe or dangerous behaviour displayed by participants would result in them being removed from the practice or game. First Aider on duty Med Cool-down period after activity
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