WorksheetsPotential risks in sport
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
Select the hazards for a football player?
No shin pads
Wearing ear-rings
Hair tied back
Wearing correct kit
Incorrect footwear
A hazard is anything that can cause harm?
False
True
Which statement would be the best example of how to calculate risk?
Be safe all the time
Control the environment
Never go anywhere
Know the dangers
What is a hazard?
Something that you measure when an injury occurs
Something that has potential to cause harm or injury
A type of chemical
An object
What is a risk?
The likelihood of harm taking place, based on exposure to that hazard
A measurement of injury
A type of behaviour that causes harm
An assessment of the environment
Which of the following are hazards of a sports hall?
Wet surface
Participants wearing jewellery
Pile of chairs blocking the fire exit
Dim lighting
Which of the following are hazards of a playing field? (2 answers)
A dog off the leash
A broken football goal post
A piece of chewing gum in the grass
A student wearing trainers
What is a risk assessment?
How to cause a risk
Manages accidents in sport
Assesses potential hazards in sporting activities
How to stop incidents in sport
Why do we need a risk assessment?
To prevent all injuries and accidents happening
To allow incidents to happen
So only small injuries happen
To safeguard the participants and all others involved
Pick a potential hazard from the picture?
Sun burn
Heat stroke
Slippy surface
Chemical spillage
Why do we need a risk assessment?
To prevent all injuries and accidents happening
To allow incidents to happen
So only small injuries happen
To safeguard the participants and all others involved
Do football clubs need a risk assessment?
Yes
No
Should risk assessments be kept up to date?
No
Yes
