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Making Health and Safety Easy Royal Agricultural Society Health and Safety doesnt have to Complicate everything Scare the pants off you Create extra/hard work Be completely irrelevant to what you do Annoy Confuse


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Making Health and Safety Easy Royal Agricultural Society

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Health and Safety doesn’t have to

 Complicate everything  Scare the pants off you  Create extra/hard work  Be completely irrelevant to what you do  Annoy  Confuse people  Be over the top  Result in unintended consequences  Etc, etc, etc ………

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Its about people

Why would it be ok to hurt

someone?

Deaths and injuries are often

preventable

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Impact of injuries

 Injuries as well as fatalities can destroy lives and

families – fatalities alone are not a good measure of impact

 Injuries prevent people living the lives they

choose – they can prevent people from being able to work and support their family; playing sport or being able to enjoy their families

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Sophie Pascoe

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At Risk Behaviour

 Human beings are programmed to

take risks

 No risk no gain  The reason for unsafe actions is that

they have positive, immediate and certain consequences:

 Recognition for getting the job done

quickly

 Taking risks is socially acceptable  Respect for just getting on with it  It is easier and faster

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So what do I need to do??????

 Don’t panic Mr Mannering  The standard you walk by is the

standard you accept

 Have a look yourself  What would you want someone

else to do if your child was at risk?

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RAS Guide says…

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Words, words, words

 Hazard

 A source or event, which has the potential to cause harm, injury,

death, loss or damage to people, property/plant/equipment or the environment.

 A threat

 Risk

 Potential impact of an event, a combination of likelihood and

consequences

 How the person interacts with a threat

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Hazards and risks

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Identifying hazards

 Check the physical environment (up,

down and around)

 Ask yourself “what are the potential

sources of harm here?”

 Think about how weather, people,

animals etc will change the hazards

 Think through the whole day and

week – the way the site will be used as you prepare for, run and disassemble your show

 Fixed site vs introduced hazards  Other uses of your grounds

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Who’s there?

 Who’s on your site?  What are they doing?  When are they doing it?  How do they impact each other?  What skills do they have?  What animals and equipment are

there?

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RAS Guide says…

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Decisions on risk mitigation

 Likelihood (probability) X Consequence (outcome)  If you can’t live with the potential outcome it has to be

addressed

 Context can be important e.g. proximity to public access  Decide what is appropriate – you don’t have to apply

the most expensive fix

 Review regularly, especially for new hazards or risks,

changing context or new ways to mitigate

 Have a system for identifying hazards and managing risks

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RAS Guide says…

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RAS Guide says…

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RAS templates

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RAS HAS Guide

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HAS Manual

Instructions on second page – tell you what to change depending on your circumstances

Gives you the basic requirements

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Safety differently principles

 people are the solution, not the problem  safety is about positives, not about the absence of negatives  safety should be an ethical responsibility, not a bureaucratic activity

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Why is being safe so hard?

 Someone needs to set expectations and an

example – the leaders in the group – YOU!!!!

 Often leaders like the idea of things being different

but when faced with having to do things differently themselves, lack the passion to role model

 We all have habits and routines, they come from

repetition – we need to unlearn them

 The human condition is to expend less energy  Allow people the dignity to change their stance

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Questions?