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TN33 Danger at church!

First published on this website in December 2006 and last updated in December 2012

Words: 1300
Size: 127 kB
Categories: Administration

Synopsis

Here are details of ten of the most common areas of danger in a church to help you think through a risk analysis.  There is also an exercise to try and websites to check out.  The ten are:

  1. Work undertaken by volunteers
  2. Children on site
  3. Work with children
  4. Fire precautions
  5. Church kitchens
  6. Slipping and tripping
  7. Ventilation, heating, lighting, sanitary facilities, etc.
  8. Isolated workers
  9. Confidentiality
  10. Special risks

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Tuesday 18 December 2012 3:44:23 pm

John Truscott

These notes were last updated in December 2012 with minor amendments throughout the text and some additional material.

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