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'If Nature Thrives - We All Thrive'

The
Conservation
Volunteers
TCV

Friends of the Fal
are members of TCV

Vice President TCV

Sir David Attenborough CBE

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Resources

Here you will find useful information about TCV,

Events and Volunteering opportunities.

Social Prescription Volunteering

The Importance of Women in Conservation

Taking Positive Action to Alleviate Climate Anxiety

TCV WORK RESOURCES

1

First Aid Procedure

1. Introduction

2. Determining First Aid Provision

3. Recommended Levels of First Aid Provision

4. Contents and Management of First Aid and Welfare Kits

5. Definitions of Different Types of First Aid Cover, Duties, Training and Qualifications

2

Safety in Conservation Work

This section first covers some general issues which commonly arise in conservation work - lone working, emergency procedures, young persons, and work parties.

3

Generic Risk Assessment

Common hazards or hazardous events: Physical hazards Gas equipment Slips, trips and falls Manual handling Contact with hand tools Attack by members of public Contact with underground or overhead services Contact with traffic

TCV WORK RESOURCES

4

Occupational Health and Hygiene

These duties rely upon individuals, particularly those working alone, taking a high degree of responsibility for their own working practices.

5

Events – Safety Management

Planning the events

Managing the events

Planning for incidents

6

Hand Tools - Safe Use

All tool use has some level of risk, however safe it may seem; but observing the recommendations in this guide should help you to minimise the risk.

7

FRIENDS OF THE FAL HEALTH AND SAFETY GUIDELINES

The safety of our volunteers and the public is of paramount importance. We therefore ask volunteers on our workdays to adhere to a few simple rules.

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