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    Key Stage 4 Lesson Plans

    Spot the Hazards

    Learning outcome:

    At the end of the session, students will be able to:

    identify potential health and safety hazards in


    the workplace.

    www.connexions-bs.co.uk professionals careers education ceg lessons


    © 2007 Birmingham & Solihull Connexions Services, Curriculum and Information Development Team
    Spot the Hazards Activity Tutor Notes

    Resources needed: Method:

    Tutor Notes, pages 3 - 5. 1. Dependent on time, hand out one,


    two or all three of the Worksheets,
    Photocopies of Worksheets, pages 6 - 8. pages 6 - 8, and ask the class to study the
    picture(s) of a hair salon, a garage and /
    or an office.

    2. Ask the class to define a hazard.


    One definition could be ‘a possible
    danger’.

    3. Explain that there are a number of


    potential health and safety hazards
    depicted in the picture(s) (hair salon -
    11, office - 10, garage - 13 ) which could
    result in serious accidents.

    4. Ask students to circle the hazards


    on the picture(s) and make a note, using
    the back of the sheet, of why they feel
    they are hazards.

    5. Finally, get volunteers to feed back


    the hazards they have identified. See Tutor
    Notes, pages 3 - 5.

    Source: What’s In A Job? - Birmingham & Solihull


    Connexions Services
    2
    Spot the Hazards 1 - Answers Tutor Notes

    4&5
    1
    6

    2&3

    9
    6&7
    10
    11

    1 Top left off bottle allowing contents to drip onto electric socket.

    2 & 3 Dirty hairbrush. Scissors left open.

    4 & 5 Electric kettle left too near edge of work surface. Kettle should be in kitchen
    area not on salon work surface.

    6 Dirty towels should be replaced.

    7 & 8 Electric wires trailing over floor. Kettle wire is frayed.

    9 Overflowing rubbish bin - needs emptying.

    10 Floor needs sweeping - dangerous, could be slippy.

    11 Puddles of water on floor - dangerous, could be slippy.


    3
    Spot the Hazards 2 - Answers Tutor Notes

    2 1
    1

    12
    & 4
    13 5
    6 9
    7&
    10 & 11 8

    1 No visible signs of wedges to stop car rolling either forward or backward.


    2 Hammer left where it might fall.
    3 Mechanic underneath car not wearing goggles.
    4 Car raised up on bricks instead of jack.
    5 Mechanic wearing sandals.
    6 Tyre left in middle of floor.
    7 & 8 Wire of electric drill is frayed and electric socket should not be so near to sink.
    9 Electric and other tools left on sink by dripping tap.
    10 & 11 Top left of can of oil and oil spill making floor slippy.
    12 & 13 Welder not wearing protective goggles or gloves.

    4
    Spot the Hazards 3 - Answers Tutor Notes

    8
    4
    6
    9

    5
    7
    10

    3
    1 2

    1 Frayed flex on electric fire - should be discarded and it is also a trip hazard.
    2 Trailing wires from desk - trip hazard.
    3 The box is too heavy to carry - over 15 kg - use 2 people and a trolley.
    4 Too many drawers open at one time in the filing cabinet - open one at a time.
    5 Bottom drawer left open in filing cabinet - this is a trip hazard.
    6 Carrying too many files - should be able to see over whatever is being carried.
    7 Turned up mat is a trip hazard, as are holes in any floor covering.
    8 Files stored on top of tall filing cabinet - they could fall on someone.
    9 Fire exit blocked by boxes.
    10 Open fire needs a fire guard for safety. Out of date electrical equipment
    should be discarded.

    5
    Spot the Hazards Worksheet 1 - Hairdressers

    There are 11 things in this picture that may be a health and safety
    hazard, leading to a serious accident. Circle the ones you can see and
    write on the back of the sheet why you think it is a hazard.

    6
    Spot the Hazards Worksheet 2 - Garage

    There are 13 things in this picture that may be a health and safety
    hazard, leading to a serious accident. Circle the ones you can see and
    write on the back of the sheet why you think it is a hazard.

    7
    Spot the Hazards Worksheet 2 - Office

    There are 10 things in this picture that may be a health and safety
    hazard, leading to a serious accident. Circle the ones you can see and
    write on the back of the sheet why you think it is a hazard.

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