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Two hours have passed since the accident involving the child, and it is time for a tractor tour.


It is a warm Wednesday afternoon, and the zoo is busy with a school visit of over 60 children and their teachers.


The owner has a Diploma in Health and Safety, and since they will no longer be on site, they want to make sure that someone at the zoo has an equivalent qualification.


8. What administrative control measures could be put in place by NaturesNest to help prevent a repeat of the accident involving the child?


7. What should be considered when carrying out the risk assessment of the animal feeding activity to make it suitable and sufficient?


Review whether the training provided by NaturesNest was appropriate for different types of workers.


6. Article 19 (d) of the International Labour Organisation (ILO) Occupational Safety and Health Convention (No. C155) places obligations on employers to give workers appropriate training in occupational safety and health.


5. What were the positive aspects of the HSO’s approach to investigating the accident involving the child?


4. Why is it important for an organisation to learn lessons from adverse events?


3. What would you consider in a review to determine if first-aid provision is realistic and proportionate at NaturesNest?


2. What individual human factors might have influenced the behaviour of Worker Y, leading to the accident?


1. Comment on the positive aspects of the manager’s health and safety leadership.


NaturesNest is a local farm animal petting zoo that has become very popular since it opened 30 years ago. The zoo is open daily from 10:00 to 16:00.


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