
Covid 19 Risk Assessment
Hazard
Surface transfer of virus
Guidance / Things to consider
- Provide and encourage regular handwashing and the use of hand sanitiser
- Signage to ensure awareness of need to avoid contact
- Maintain regular and thorough cleaning
Action Agreed
- Provide and encourage regular handwashing and the use of hand sanitiser
- Signage to ensure awareness of need to avoid contact
- Maintain regular and thorough cleaning
Hazard
Overcrowding
Guidance / Things to consider
- Follow government social distancing guidelines
- Identify the number of people that can reasonably follow the guidelines
- Identify ‘pinch points’ i.e. corridors, toilets, entrance/exits
Action Agreed
- 2m floor markers are in place in the studios
- Safely assessed that 22 people can fit in each of the large studios
- Couples from the same household are allowed to dance together
- One way system in place for entry/exits and corridors
Hazard
Contact and crowding when moving through the studios
Guidance / Things to consider
- Use signage to control the flow of people
- Manage queues
Action Agreed
- One way signage in place
- Internal floor markers are in place
Hazard
Contact and crowding whilst using the studios
Guidance / Things to consider
- Suspend or modify activity where social distancing cannot be maintained
- Floor spacing per individual should be provided
- Spectators should be avoided where possible
Action Agreed
- Partnered dancing permitted with cohabiting couples
- Floor markers are in place throughout the studios
- Adjustments can be made for those with additional needs
Hazard
Droplet Transmission
Guidance / Things to consider
- Ventilation should be increased where possible
- Music should be at a level where there is no need to raise voices
Action Agreed
- Doors and windows will be open where possible and extractor fans are in place
- Music will be controlled to a reasonable level by staff