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Identify all risks and hazards created as a result of our activities provide and maintain safe plant, equipment and other facilities provided for members, volunteers, employees, and others working under its control, to undertake their duties Ensure that legal and other occupational health and safety requirements applicable to BRFC are identified and recorded. Communication, participation & consultation Consult with all members volunteers, employees & visitors, and others working under its control and/or affected by BRFCs activities on all matters affecting health & safety. Gain the full commitment of its stakeholders with regards to matters of health and safety Communicate this policy and arrangements to all members, volunteers, employees & visitors, and others working under its control and/or affected by BRFC's activities. Ensure that legal and other occupational health and safety requirements applicable to BRFC are communicated to all members, volunteers, employees & visitors, and others working under its control and/or affected by its activities. BIRSTALL RFC - HEALTH & SAFETY POLICY March 2010 Training Provide suitable and sufficient training to ensure the competency of members, volunteers, employees, visitors and others working under its control in health and safety matters, and such training is evaluated to ensure effectiveness. Resources Ensure that adequate resources for health and safety are provided by BRFC. Continual Improvement Monitor and review the LRFC position on health and safety and revise this policy at regular intervals as appropriate to reflect current legislation and best practice. Signed on Behalf of the Committee David Bonser Hon Secretary BIRSTALL RFC - HEALTH & SAFETY POLICY March 2010 Part 2 Organisation RESPONSIBILITIES BRFC Committee: Overall accountability for Health & Safety rests with the BRFC Committee. It has a collective role for providing health and safety leadership. It will ensure that committee decisions reflect the Clubs health and safety intentions as described in the Statement of Policy. The Committee will satisfy itself that it is suitably informed on all issues relevant to health and safety and will seek advice from the H&S advisor as required. It will make resources and facilities available to allow the requirements of the H&S Policy to be met. BRFC Committee and Members will Coordinate health and safety information and make known such information throughout the role within BRFC to which they have responsibility. Ensure all accidents, incidents, dangerous occurrences or near misses are investigated in accordance with legislative requirements and BRFC procedures Ensure that BRFC Safety Policy and procedures are adhered to; Promote the safe conduct of work generally. Respond to suggestions or comments on ways in which BRFC health and safety performance can be improved. Members, volunteers, employees, visitors and others working under its control and/or affected by BRFC activities. Members, employees, and others working under its control and/or affected by its activities are required so far as is reasonably practicable, to safeguard their own health and safety and ensure that their acts or omissions do not affect the health and safety of others. They are required to follow instructions from BRFC authorised representatives with respect to any matter of health and safety and will:- Promote health, safety and welfare at all times Ensure health, safety and welfare at all times in the areas for which they have responsibility Comply with BRFC systems and procedures and support the functioning of the BRFC Policy at all times Refer to and follow all applicable risk assessments and ensure that they are applicable for activities within their control BIRSTALL RFC - HEALTH & SAFETY POLICY March 2010 Seek guidance from BRFC Executive members and/or the Safety Advisors where there is any doubt about the safe working procedures to be adopted Ensure that their working methods do not require them to take unnecessary risks Ensure that they are competent to carry out their work and provide supervision and support where required. Report all defects and unsafe conditions. Report incidents which have led or may lead to injury. Part 3 Arrangements ARRANGEMENTS 1. Accident / Near Miss Reporting All members, volunteers, employees and visitors will report accidents, near misses and unsafe conditions that occur in connection with all BRFC activities. RIDDOR reports will be made on behalf of BRFC by the Hon secretary in liaison with the chairman and/or the committee 2. First-Aid To comply with legislation, BRFC will adopt, as a minimum, the levels of first-aid provision indicated in the Approved Code of Practice. Additional provision will be made where further need is identified. maintain adequate first-aid equipment and suitably trained personnel. - Aid are to be displayed on the notice board 3. Provision and use of Work Equipment (PUWER) BRFC will ensure that all equipment provided, for use at work, will comply with the requirements of legislation. All work equipment hired or purchased by BRFC for use by our members volunteers & employees is suitable for the purpose for which it is to be used. Where tools or equipment are issued to member volunteers employees and/or persons working under their control, for their use, those employees are responsible for ensuring that the item is kept in good working order and that any defects are reported. BRFC or their authorised representative will ensure that all work equipment is properly maintained, as a minimum in accordance with manufacturers recommendations and legislative requirements, and that maintenance and inspection procedures are established and documented where necessary. And statutory tests/examinations are to be maintained for inspection at the relevant location. BIRSTALL RFC - HEALTH & SAFETY POLICY March 2010 Any changes to arrangements or procedures, the BRFC or their authorised representative, shall ensure such changes are managed, that any changes are communicated to members, volunteers, employees and/or persons working under their control and any relevant documentation reviewed. 4. Hazard Identification and Risk Management BRFC places a high value on maintaining a healthy and safe working environment for all its members, volunteers visitors & employees. BRFC aim to control or eliminate significant hazards that may arise as a result of activities both inside and outside of the club house & grounds. (Tours - Special Events) BRFC & authorised representatives shall ensure that ongoing hazard identification and the assessments of the risks associated with all activities are undertaken. Where we identify that risks remain and these activities cannot be avoided, we will assess the potential for activity related ill health and/or risk of injury, and then reduce the likelihood of those risks occurring and the severity of the outcome to its lowest possible level, so far as is reasonably practicable, by the implementation of suitable and sufficient control measures. When assessing the risks, consideration is to be given to those which pose a special or significant risk (disabled, young persons under 18, pregnant women, etc.). Where young persons are employed or are undergoing work experience, or where pregnant women are working, then BRFC representatives are to seek advice from the Committee and /or the health & safety advisor. 5. Control of Hazardous and Dangerous Substances BRFC understands and accepts its duty and responsibility to ensure that any purchase, use, storage, handling and transportation at work of hazardous and/or dangerous substances are planned and are controlled by means of an assessment process. That suitable information is provided on the risks from hazardous and dangerous substances and the correct action to be taken when using them. It is the duty BRFC or authorised representative to ensure that all substances that pose danger to human life or the environment are assessed prior to use and that all those who may be affected are provided adequate information and control measures to prevent that harm. 6. Fire Management By implementing a fire management and fire risk assessment policy that fulfils all relevant legal duties and requirements we aim to eliminate hazards and risks associated with fire. BRFC will arrange for trained and competent persons to carry out fire risk assessments on its behalf. BRFC are responsible for implementing and maintaining the fire control and preventative measures identified in the assessment, and to ensure that: BIRSTALL RFC - HEALTH & SAFETY POLICY March 2010 A written emergency evacuation procedure is available and is practised at least twice a year There is an adequate means of escape in the event of a fire Escape routes are kept clear Sufficient fire fighting appliances are available and properly maintained. Adequate means of warning and detection in the case of a fire is available and, as such, is subject to a documented regime of testing and maintenance. The needs of staff and visitors with special requirements are taken into account 7. Control of Contractors BRFC will be required, at times, to employ contractors. When required we will ensure that all contractors and their sub contractors are competent to carry out such tasks in a safe and effective manner. Contractors who are to be directly engaged by BRFC will be vetted to assess their health and safety management systems, competence and resources before their engagement We understand that it is the responsibility and duty of BRFC to control and monitor the work activities of the contractors and communicate and inform on matters of health and safety. 8. Electrical Safety BRFC understands the dangers that electricity and working with electricity can pose to human life. We accept the duties and responsibilities passed on to us by legislation in managing and protecting our members, volunteers, employees & and others who may be affected by electricity. It is our policy that no untrained or unauthorised persons are to work on any form of live electrical equipment where there is a significant or high risk of electrocution or injury as a result. Managing the purchase, inspection, maintenance, servicing and use of electrical items within the club house and grounds. . 9. Working at Heights BRFC understands the dangers that working at height can pose to human life. We accept the duties and responsibilities passed on to it by legislation in managing and protecting its members, volunteers, employees and others who may be affected by working at height activities It is our policy that no untrained or unauthorised persons are to carry out working at height activities or work with any form of access equipment and or working platform where there is a significant or high risk of injury or damage as a result. All working at height activities, where a fall as a result could lead to personal injury, must be accompanied by a risk assessment. BIRSTALL RFC - HEALTH & SAFETY POLICY March 2010 10. Manual Handling. BRFC understands the risk of injury presented by manual handling operations. Where possible BRFC will eliminate the need for manual handling operations, where this is not possible these operations will be assessed and significant findings recorded. 12. PPE Situations may exist where, despite implementing reasonably practicable precautions to eliminate or minimise hazards to employees, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) will be necessary to safeguard the Health, Safety and Welfare of members volunteers employees. BRFC will provide suitable and sufficient PPE were an assessment has identified it as a 'last resort' to protect against risks to health and safety. Controls and safe systems of work to remove the risk will always be considered first. 13. Emergency, Planning and Reporting BRFC shall ensure through communication, participation and consultation members, volunteers, employees and visitors to our premises, shall understand what to do in case an emergency situation arises in the club house or grounds of BRFC . 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