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Description:Play hockey indoors.
Program:Scouts BSA, Order of the Arrow
Adjusted Hazard:IIIE (Improbable, Marginal)
Mitigation Decision:Acceptable with Review
Prepared:2023-12-01 by sdonohue


Hazard Cause / EffectCorrective Actions
Hazard DescriptionCauseEffectInitial Risk RatingPossible Controlling MeasureClosing CommentsStatusFinal Risk
Hypothermia / FrostbiteExposure to cold temperatures over a prolonged period.Camper develops a condition which requires first aid or medical attention.IIICLimit time spent playing based on observed weather conditions: spend less time outside in cold and/or rain.IIIE
Hypothermia / FrostbiteExposure to cold temperatures over a prolonged period.Camper develops a condition which requires first aid or medical attention.IIICMost sports events are not tied to specific geography; in case of inclement weather, the event should be held close to camp to allow for quick access to a warming station.IIIE
Minor Injury (sprain, bruising)Camper slips on wet floorCamper develops a condition which requires first aid or medical attention.IIICClean up spills promptly; spread table salt if necessary (for oil/grease issues). Put up signs when mopping floors. Sweep regularly.IIIE
Minor Injury (sprain, bruising)Camper trips over gear.Camper develops a condition which requires first aid or medical attention.IIICGear must be stored correctly and primarily on or under bunks and/or tables. Things should be put away promptly and securely.IIIE
Minor Injury (sprain, bruising)Camper bumps into table or cotsCamper develops a condition which requires first aid or medical attention.IIICLights on at night; not running inside the building.IIIE
Minor Injury (sprain, bruising)Rough or slippery terrain leads to twisting or a minor fall.Camper trips on something which causes them to lose their footing.IIICLimit activity to appropriate areas and inspect the playfield for hidden hazards and remove them before play.IIIE
Minor Injury (sprain, bruising)Tripping over lines or ball, impact with net.Camper injured by tripping and falling or by direct impactIIICMark boundaries and goals with soft cones. Don't fuss too much about boundaries.IIiE
Minor Injury (sprain, bruising)Tripping over lines or ball, impact with net.Camper injured by tripping and falling or by direct impactIIICMark boundaries with soft cones. Flag any ropes used on the field to increase visibility.IIiE
Minor Injury (sprain, bruising)Rough play leads to injuryCamper injured when hit in face or tripped by another Scout.IIICRemind Campers of the rules of soccer which are enforced; violations result in penalties where Scout must sit out.IIIE

Historical Context: We have not yet held this event, but will use our standard safety protocols and mitigations to make it as safe as possible.

Based on Location: I Timing: U Category: Sport

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