other electrical equipment. Persons who are obviously intoxicated should not be admitted. All exterior lighting must be switched on and in good working order Where the Club has a Bar staff shall ensure that bottles or glasses are not brought out of the premises Toilets 1 2 2 Low In the interests of good health it is essential Poorly maintained toilets can that all toilets/wash areas are maintained to lead to slip hazards and a high standard. hygiene hazards. Cleaning of toilets during functions will be certified by signing the form provided. Smoking is forbidden in the toilet areas During functions, the Supervisor should regularly inspect toilet areas and have any spillages cleaned up Cisterns should be left running to prevent odours in the toilet areas Pest Control 1 3 3 Medium Any sighting/signs of vermin should be It is in the interest of general reported immediately health that the premises are A pest control system should be operated kept vermin-free. by an outside agency if the need arises (not at present) 2 2 4 Medium Training and Competitions Training or events must always be Injuries are a constant hazard supervised. in in training and competition The proper equipment, is in place and as they cannot be Under-age athletes train within their anticipated, the club policy is to assigned groups. be in a position to react swiftly Training is supervised by at least one coach to any minor or major injury. and an assistant All coaches have at least the Foundation Coaching course completed Injuries will happen and in such instance there should be sufficient preparation in place to ensure that the injured party is treated immediately and that the injured party suffers no additional pain or trauma through lack of action. This can be enhanced by: Having as many coaches and support staff as possible undergoing First Aid courses Having complete First Aid Kits for all
other electrical equipment. Persons who are obviously intoxicated should not be admitted. All exterior lighting must be switched on and in good working order Where the Club has a Bar staff shall ensure that bottles or glasses are not brought out of the premises Toilets Poorly maintained toilets can lead to slip hazards and hygiene hazards. 1 2 2 Low In the interests of good health it is essential that all toilets/wash areas are maintained to a high standard. Cleaning of toilets during functions will be certified by signing the form provided. Smoking is forbidden in the toilet areas During functions, the Supervisor should regularly inspect toilet areas and have any spillages cleaned up Cisterns should be left running to prevent odours in the toilet areas Pest Control It is in the interest of general health that the premises are kept vermin-free. 1 3 3 Medium Any sighting/signs of vermin should be reported immediately A pest control system should be operated by an outside agency if the need arises (not at present) Training and Competitions Injuries are a constant hazard in in training and competition and as they cannot be anticipated, the club policy is to be in a position to react swiftly to any minor or major injury. 2 2 4 Medium Training or events must always be supervised. The proper equipment, is in place Under-age athletes train within their assigned groups. Training is supervised by at least one coach and an assistant All coaches have at least the Foundation Coaching course completed Injuries will happen and in such instance there should be sufficient preparation in place to ensure that the injured party is treated immediately and that the injured party suffers no additional pain or trauma through lack of action. This can be enhanced by: Having as many coaches and support staff as possible undergoing First Aid courses Having complete First Aid Kits for all
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