Health and Safety Policy
Our Health and Safety policy is a really simple. We've thought about everything we do, and if you follow these simple procedures you'll know that you are being safe—protecting yourself and other people. And, as a church, it means we can let people get on with activities without worry. The Health and Safety Policy is really simple to use. Download the policy relating to your activity. (These policies are also printed, and copies are placed in suitable locations.) In each policy document you'll find a short description of the risks we've identified and a table of actions to take to minimise and manage the risks. Make sure you, and anyone you're working with, follows those Required Actions. It's as simple as that. It is absolutely imperative that people follow the Required Actions for the activity they are undertaking. If we use our common sense and follow the Required Actions we know we are safe. If we don't, we are not safe, and we are creating risks for ourselves and others—both physical risks, and risks of liability if something goes wrong. So please follow these simple policies and enjoy what you do!
- General Principles (Part 00)
- Normal Services (Part01)
- Services with Congregational Candles (Part 02)
- Baptisms, Weddings and Funerals (Part 03)
- Cooking Facilities (Part 04)
- Organised Meals (Part 05)
- Lone Working (Part 06)
- Church Cleaning (Part 07)
- Working at Heights (Part 08)
- General Fire Risk (Part 09)
- Car Park Management (Part 10)
- Graveyard Maintenance (Part 11)
- Children's Church (Part 12)
- Toddler Thursdays (Part 15)
- Employment of External Contractors (Part 21)
- External Users (Part 22)
- External Users - Abridged version (Part 22)
- Bumps and Babies
- Fusion Youth Group (Part 13)
- School Clubs (Part 14)