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Posted By Fiona Cowan
Does anyone have any experience of or able to direct me towards material which would aid compiling a training programme for music tutors to a young musicians association in risk assessment and basic, but relevent, health and safety awareness. BBC and Musicians Union material seems more directed at perfromers and those setting up events.
I have included the usual suspects of Noise, electricity, slips and trips, moving and handling, stress inc performance nerves, RSI. Any assistance much appreciated
Fiona
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Posted By Emma Brown
Fiona
I have just had a look at the following document on ananova which you may want to consider:
http://www.ananova.com/n....html?menu=news.quirkies
There is also the problem of working in very small spaces. Often back rooms are used for lessons and practice. These rooms often contain other instruments that may cause additional hazards, especially if they are poorly stacked or stored.
Hope that this helps
Emma
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Posted By Kieran Duignan
Fiona
Are you simply referring to instrumentalists or do you also mean singers?
If you include singers, I have done ergonomic research on hazards to voices and would be glad to look them up. You can also visit the website of the British Voice Association.
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Posted By Fiona Cowan
Thanks Emma - I think
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