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Kitchenette Cooking Risk Assessment

The risk assessment for cooking in the kitchenette at Falcon Coaches Ltd identifies hazards such as fire, smoke inhalation, and food allergies associated with the use of a George Foreman grill. Existing control measures include annual appliance testing, visual inspections, and maintaining a safe distance from combustibles. The overall risk is assessed as moderate, with a review date set for May 24, 2024.

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Kitchenette Cooking Risk Assessment

The risk assessment for cooking in the kitchenette at Falcon Coaches Ltd identifies hazards such as fire, smoke inhalation, and food allergies associated with the use of a George Foreman grill. Existing control measures include annual appliance testing, visual inspections, and maintaining a safe distance from combustibles. The overall risk is assessed as moderate, with a review date set for May 24, 2024.

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RISK ASSESSMENT – Cooking in kitchenette

Location Falcon Coaches Ltd Assessment RA1


20a Wintersells Road Reference:
Byfleet
Surrey KT14 7LF

Department Workshop
Activity/Process Description
The use of the George foreman grill
Hazards present.
Fire, smoke inhalation, electrocution, spillages, food allergies.
Existing Control Measures.

 Portable appliance testing for the George Foreman grill is completed annually.
 Visual inspection priori to each use.
 Always attended when in use.
 Tongs used to prevent contact with the grilling plate.
 Thorough cleaning of the George Foreman after each use.
 Fire blanket always nearby when in use.
 No combustibles within 1 metre of the grill when it is in use or hot.
 Spill mat in place to catch oil spillages
 Allergies information for ingredients sought and sent out. Any relevant allergies is requested from staff. To be sent
to Martin Short.

Identify Existing / Other Risk


Assessments
Identify regulatory requirements Fire Safety
Electricity at work

Who Might be Harmed : Worst Typical Likelihood or Overall Risk


A x B = C (see Risk Assessment Matrix) Outcome (A) Probability (B (C)
1 Low to 5 High 1 Rare to 5 Certain 1 Low to 25 High

Employees, Visitors and Contractors 4 2 8


Is the risk managed to an acceptable degree using
the existing control measures? Yes

If no, Name of Manager to progress and what further action is required?


 Manager: Richard Telling
 Action:
 Proposed Date to complete: 1st August 2024
Date Above Action Completed Risk Assessment Review Date 24th May 2024

Risk Assessor - Signature: Print Name:


Chris Moore Date : 1st June 2024

Staff briefed by - Signature: Print Name: Date:

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