Health and Safety
Health And Safety Policy Statement:
Angels Running club takes the health and safety of our members seriously. We recommend our members participate in levels of training dependent on their ability and current level of health and fitness. We encourage all members to speak to the coach or run leader if they have any concerns about whether an activity is suitable for them and to seek medical advice from their GP or other health professional if they have any health concerns that may affect their ability to undertake any club activities. We expect our Coaches and Leaders in running fitness to support members within the boundaries of their capabilities.
Health And Safety Policy:
To support our Health and Safety policy statement Angels Running Club is committed to the following duties:
Create a safe environment by putting health and safety measures in place as identified by the assessment before the run or training session takes place. Note external unforeseen hazards not apparent at the time of the initial assessment and found during runs led by LIRF will be jointly managed by the LIRF and the running group members at that time.
Ensure that all members are aware of, understand and follow the club’s health and safety policy.
Appoint a competent club member/s to assist with health and safety responsibilities.
Ensure that normal operating procedures and emergency operating procedures are in place and known by all members
Report any incidents, injuries or accidents sustained during any club activity or whilst on the club premises.
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As A Club Member You Have A Duty To:
Take reasonable care for your own health and safety and that of others who may be affected by what you do or do not do.
Co-operate with the club at all times on health and safety issues.
Correctly use all equipment provided by the club.
Not interfere with or misuse anything provided for your health, safety or welfare.
Club Contacts:
Wendy Sutton (Race Director and Welfare Officer)
Teresa Bennett (Club Secretary)
Last Updated: February 2022. Review February 2025