Risk Assessment – Space Only Stands

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Risk Assessment – Space Only Stands To be sent to pharmagora.plans@blue-lemon.com before 1st March 2019. To be completed by SPACE ONLY exhibitors. Each exhibitor and stand contractor must meet the standards of risk prevention provided for in the labour code and accept - as well as complete and return - the documents referring to the risk prevention policy of the PharmagoraPlus Organizers included in the Exhibitor Guide. By completing this form, each exhibitor accepts that it is their moral and legal responsibility to ensure that the health and integrity of their staff and of all persons in the workplace, are not endangered by their actions or lack of actions. Show name: PharmagoraPlus 2019 Company name: Stand number: Responsibilities: Please, tick as relevant (you must tick two boxes): I will make available at PharmagoraPlus 2019 a copy of our own company's Risk Assessment. Our stand staff will be sufficiently instructed & trained in relevant matters in order to carry out their tasks competently. (To be actioned by all exhibitors.) We are a shell scheme exhibitor. We have trained & made our staff aware of the potential risk present on-site and will copy them with all health & safety documentation relevant to the show. Our exhibits, demonstrations & work practices cause no hazards to either others or ourselves on-site. (To be actioned by all shell scheme exhibitors.) We are a space only exhibitor. My principal contractor has undertaken a specific Risk Assessment for this event in accordance with HASAWA74 & he has trained & notified his staff and sub-contractors in all such areas identified as being of risk. A copy is available upon request. (To be actioned by all space only exhibitors.) I have ensured that our principal stand contractor(s) has a suitable & sufficient Method Statement prepared for the show and he has satisfied me of his competence to undertake the tasks required. (To be actioned by all space only exhibitors building complex structures.)

TASK HAZARD EXAMPLE RISK LEVEL WHAT LEVEL Date: Signature: RISK LEVEL - TO WHO/WHAT & WHAT LEVEL? PRECAUTIONS / CONTROL MEASURES Considering each task in turn, how and when will the work be done? Where on the stand will each trade involved be working? What equipment, materials and chemicals will be used? How much noise and dust will there be? Where will lifting and vehicle movements take place? Will there be error and tiredness caused by late working? Who will be affected by the work and most at risk? Employees? Contractors? Visitors? Exhibitors on or around your stand? To what extent? Evaluation of the risks enables you to decide on the appropriate action. Can the hazard or risk be removed completely or done differently? If the risk can’t be eliminated, can it be controlled? Can protective measures be taken to protect the entire on-site workforce? Safe working depends on co-operation between firms on-site so consider this and take precautions on every aspect of work being carried out. Make sure people are trained, provided with relevant information and briefed about risks. EXAMPLE RISK LEVEL WHAT LEVEL Overhead working Falls of persons & equipment causing injury. Scaffold collapse. Risk to contractors working overhead and on stand, & to surrounding contractors/exhibitors. High Medium  Low Restrict access to stand via cordoning off overhead working area. Hard hats to be worn. Medium Date: Signature: