Sorry if this has come up before.
Does any one have a risk assessment for some one returning to work with a broken arm.
It will be an office environment with occasional visits to properties (being driven around).
Many thanks in advance.

The perpose of the plaster is to imobilise the affected part of the arm and allow the bone time to heal itself. If the plaster does not vause any difficulty to the affected person there should be no problem. Will the plaster affect the work, if not why do an unnessary risk assessment, if it does affect the work how can the work be done, a simple evaluation of the effect of the plaster and possible limitation of movement is all that is needed surely.