This involves determining the threats posed by conducting the display. Threats/risks may be: Injury to people, bystanders, observers, members of the public Damage to property Fire Noise issues Problems caused by Slide Slide No Trainer Notes Trainer discusses risk analysis: This requires all the identified risks/threats to be evaluated May feature use of a assessment matrix where: ‘risk of Occurrence’ is combined with of Occurrence’ to ‘Likelihood ‘Consequence determine classification/severity of risk. Class Activity Handout, Explanation and Exercise – Trainer distributes and explains sample assessment matrix’ (see Trainee Manual). ‘risk Trainer identifies a risk for the students and asks them to analyse the risk using a risk assessment matrix. Slide No Trainer Trainer explains the risk control procedures applied must reflect the risk identification and assessment which has taken place identifying possible risk control procedures for a firework display may include: Cancelling the pyrotechnic display. It may be there is no safe option for conducting the display so it must be cancelled: see under Hierarchy of ‘’Eliminate’ ‘The Controls’ on later slide) Changing the fireworks to be used and moving to less problematic options (see on later slide) ‘Substitute’ Altering the location of the display to a safer option which removes the dangers/risks identified in the risk identification process: (see under ‘Isolate’ ‘The Hierarchy of Controls’ on later slide).
This involves determining the threats posed by conducting the display. Threats/risks may be: Injury to people, bystanders, observers, members of the public Damage to property Fire Noise issues Problems caused by Slide Slide No Trainer Notes Trainer discusses risk analysis: This requires all the identified risks/threats to be evaluated May feature use of a ‘risk assessment matrix where: ‘Likelihood of Occurrence’ is combined with ‘Consequence of Occurrence’ to determine classification/severity of risk. Class Activity – Handout, Explanation and Exercise Trainer distributes and explains sample ‘risk assessment matrix’ (see Trainee Manual). Trainer identifies a risk for the students and asks them to analyse the risk using a risk assessment matrix. Slide No Trainer Trainer explains the risk control procedures applied must reflect the risk identification and assessment which has taken place identifying possible risk control procedures for a firework display may include: Cancelling the pyrotechnic display. It may be there is no safe option for conducting the display so it must be cancelled: see ‘’Eliminate’ under ‘The Hierarchy of Controls’ on later slide) Changing the fireworks to be used and moving to less problematic options (see ‘Substitute’ on later slide) Altering the location of the display to a safer option which removes the dangers/risks identified in the risk identification process: (see ‘Isolate’ under ‘The Hierarchy of Controls’ on later slide).
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