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Too Smooth Entertainment
• Hazards Identified for Each Activity Action to Minimize Risk.

• 00/00/2014 Risk Assessment

• Barley Lands farm advice you to carry your own risk assessment once you have
made your booking Have a look at the risk assessment below which may help you.

• You will be given a talk on health and safety before starting certain activities.

• Please let up know if you or someone you ate bringing have any allergies
or disabilities.

• Please ensure you have appropriate clothing for the day (including wet weather and
suitable footwear).

Hazard Oh Risks That Potential Controls Already in Place and Action
Activity On are To Cause Required by Visitors
The Site Associated Harm
With The
Running Hazards / Low Public must be supervised and instructed not
Slipping, to run on the site.
Wet grass tripping, falling Low Supervisors as well as members of public and

Slipping, staff should be aware of the possibility of wet
falling, sprains grass and take precautions against slipping
and falling.
Slipping, Supervisors as well as members of public and
Uneven surfaces Low
falling, sprains staff should take care when walking and wear
sensible footwear.
Low
Road and path Slipping, Supervisors as well as members of public and
edgings tripping, falling staff should take care at road and path edges
to avoid tripping or falling.
Slipping, Supervisors as well as members of public and
Climbing of tripping, falling Hi staff climb on walls, gates fences etc.
objects Children must be controlled at all times when
Car Park Moving High exiting and boarding the coach and tractor
vehicles
ride.
Main Road Traffic High Everyone must be made aware of the road
and supervisors must ensure that members of
the public and staff should stay away from the
road.
Farm machinery Moving High Supervisors must ensure that members of the

vehicles public stay be aware that Barley lands and
Too Smooth Entertainment festival are a
working farm and large machinery does move
around the site. This will be covered
in the welcome and safety talk.

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