Unit MU 2.4 contribute to children and young people's health and safety

Health and safety of the children is so important and should not be put at risk at any time. Any area out of my control that I cannot actually sort myself is reported immediately to be dealt with.

Staff are made aware of their duty to inform HT of changes/hazards/problems as and when they occur.

* There must be a policy at work place for the receipt, recording, storage, handling, administration and disposal of medicines.

| State how emergencies should be responded to in accordance with organisational authorisation and personal skills when involved with fires, spillages, injuries and other task-related hazards.

When an emergency situation arises, it's essential that you are able to recognise it, as well as respond. Emergency situations such as fires are suddenly notice and quick recognition can be crucial. When aware of a fire, alert the nearest fire alarm and evacuate the building through the nearest fire exit. If you at any point in the school day hear the fire alarm. Everyone must immediately leave the building via their nearest fire exit (this is rehearsed often throughtout the year to make sure everyone is fully aware of what to do). If a child has an illness, then you must first speak to the child in question and become

1. Stop all current activity! Staff member should attend to injured person(s) while other staff occupies members by calmly removing them for area

For starters, the parents and the community would be notified if and when their children were taken. Furthermore, parents could choose whether or not their children participated in “the leaving.” “ You all disappeared eleven years ago” (pg. 25.) The fact that this quote says disappeared; it shows that the parents were completely unaware of the kidnapping. Imagine the chaos parents would cause if their children unexpectedly

. Will minimise the risk of harm which may be exposed to the child and establish criteria for the child’s immediate removal if sufficient protection cannot be provided.

Notifying senior staff member as soon as the situation arises, an individual should not try to handle a dangerous situation alone. Police may need to be called and disciplinary procedures

Each phase of the plan is designed to facilitate normal operation procedures once the emergency has been managed. It is important for the company to provide excellent customer service, but it is equally just important to ensure a safe and steady working environment for personnel within the company. The Security department is tasked with the safe evacuation of personnel, assisting those to seek shelter, and to raise the alarm in case of an emergency to outside services such as fire and rescue, emergency medical personnel, and local law enforcement officers if necessary.

To carry out health and safety procedures in a reception area we need to make sure that no fire exits are blocked and all members of staff need to know where the fire exits are and know the procedure in case there is a fire. The procedure if the fire alarm goes off is firstly check the panel to see where the fire is, check the room to confirm, ring 333 to confirm which room the fire is in, evacuate the building and then close the doors. If the fire is discovered but there is no alarm sounding we should shout, then break the alarm glass, try to put the fire out and then try to contain the fire in the room by closing the doors. The receptionist’s role within these procedures is to calmly evacuate all the patients and report the fire, the patients should be our first priority. It is also our responsibility to report any hazards such as lights not working, any faulty equipment, and dangerous wires running across floors or anything at all that someone could trip over to estates.

Parents, relatives, husband or wife and babies across the world are searching for disappeared families, they didn’t know if their

In the event of an emergency, the security/safety officer responding to the incident needs to examine the scene. It is of extreme importance for the security/safety officer to approach the scene cautiously, deliberately, and completely aware of their surroundings. The scene should be examined for any danger that could cause harm to those responding. Resist the urge to rush in; others cannot be helped until the situation has been fully assessed. If the situation is suspected of being a crime scene, the security/safety officer needs to use extreme caution, so any possible evidence is not disturbed.

The case began with a search of the premises soon after the child had been found missing which yielded in the discovery of a ransom note demanding $50,000 for the return of the child. Traces of mud were next unearthed on the floor of the nursery while unidentifiable footprints were found under the

within my role I am expected to work with staff, service users and their families, that their rights and choices are met. for me to do this I have to follow the codes of practice that are set out before me and my knowledge is kept unto date so that I can pass this information on to the relevant people. Within my role I have risk assessments to do to make sure that all staff and service user are working within the health and safety of the company.