TASK 1 CYP 3.4 -1.1 DESCRIBE THE FACTORS TO TAKE INTO ACCOUNT WHEN PLANNING HEALTHY AND SAFE INDOOR AND OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE Health and safety factors will change significantly for children and young people depending on age range and ability. Factors to be taken into account when planning an indoor activity are: AGE AND ABILITY OF CHILDREN • From birth to crawling babies will have many stages of development and these will need to be adapted according to age
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specific risks due to impairment or the possibility of pregnancy in carers. You must consider the function of the environment the children use and what the outcomes you require for using those areas. We must also take into account our duty of care and ensure that responsibility and accountability are recognised and considered to ensure there are no unnecessary risks. 1.2 Explain how health and safety is monitored and maintained and how people in the work setting are made aware of risks and hazards
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Understand Health and Safety in Social Care Settings – Unit 208 1.1 List legalisation relating to general health and safety in a social care setting The settings in which you work are generally covered by the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 (HASAWA). This Act has been updated and supplemented by many sets of regulations and guidelines‚ which extended it‚ support it or explain it. The regulations most likely to affect your workplace are shown in the following diagram. The Health and Safety at
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Health and safety P1 Identify key personnel involved on both the design and construction of the building project described within the assessment brief above‚ and outline their roles and responsibilities with regard to Health‚ Safety and Welfare DESIGN CONSTRUCTION Client Client Architect Contractor Structural engineer Sub contractors Civil engineer QS M&E engineer Employees QS Project manager Landscape architect Health and safety officer Health and Safety officer: • making
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Applying Clinical Decision Making In Adult Nursing Ahh2036-N This assignment will critically analyse and justify the decisions based around a fictitious patient using a clinical decision making framework highlighting its importance to nursing practice. The chosen model will demonstrate clinical decision making skills in the care planning process. The patient’s condition will be discussed in-depth explaining the pathophysiology‚ social‚ cultural and ethical issues where appropriate in the
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term actions 1. The risk of causing a road traffic accident and risk of child being hit by a vehicle due to the poor parking and limited visibility. 3. Risk of gates closing and trapping a child’s hand/fingers due to insufficient bolt down mechanisms 4. Risk of slip‚ trips and falls due to damaged floor surface (potholes) 5. Risk of unauthorised entry into school grounds or children leaving the grounds unaccompanied 6. Risk of biological contamination
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children in the setting the opportunity to succeed and reach their highest level of personal achievement. I analyse the attainment of different groups of children to ensure that all children are achieving as much as they can. I also make ongoing assessments of each child progress. Other things that I put into consideration to help me achieve my aim are; layout‚ safety of equipment eg: not too many small pieces‚ Cleaning rota‚ flooring-carpet‚ laminated flooring for easy clean‚ toys and equipment that
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Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992 These regulations are concerned with the working environment. They place a duty on employers to make sure that the workplace is safe and suitable for the tasks being carried out there‚ and that it does not present risks to employees and others. The regulations cover all aspects of the working environment‚ including: • maintenance of the workplace‚ equipment‚ devices and systems • ventilation • temperature in indoor workplaces • lighting • cleanliness and waste
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Risks in relation to Financial Statements Financial Statements are prepared to show the true and fair view of the state of affairs of the company.Balance Sheet to show the position of assets and liabilities and Statement of profit and loss to show the net result of operations over a period. Relating to Financial Statements‚ the risk that we would be concerned is of risk of material misstatement. Risk of Material Mistatement may arise due to; (i) Recording of revenue item as capital or a capital
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with the risks to people at work. Prior to HSWA there were approximately 30 Acts and over 500 regulations dealing with health and safety in the work place. The situation was confusing and unfair in that it afforded some employees greater protection than others. The primary legislation covers all people at work‚ except domestic workers in private employment. The main objectives of the Act are to secure the health‚ safety and welfare of all persons at work; to protect others against the risks arising
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