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Key provisions include the requirement for separate enclosures for all pets and farm animals, distinct from children's play areas, unless specific parental consent is granted for supervised learning experiences. The plan emphasizes a proactive approach to risk assessment, utilizing a matrix that evaluates the likelihood of an event occurring against the severity of its consequences. This matrix categorizes risks as High (H), Medium (M), or Low (L), with specific examples provided for each level. High-risk activities will not be approved unless controls effectively reduce the risk to a Medium or Low level, subject to the Nominated Supervisor's decision. The plan mandates the recording of pet types, their housing locations, potential hazards, and the preventative measures implemented to mitigate associated risks. It also requires educators to document their signatures and the date of assessment, along with the service address. A coordinator's signature and date are also required, signifying oversight and approval of the risk management process. 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Issues incl faeces, hair, food, biting, scratching | Prevention to minimise risk | Please identify the likelihood of risk.\u003Cbr>Please circle on table below: |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  |  |  | \u003Cbr>H = High Risk M = Medium Risk L = Low Risk\u003Cbr>The level of risk is the combination of the consequences and the likelihood of a specific risk.\u003Cbr>Examples of low risks include: An event that is likely to occur but has minimal consequences or an event that is extraordinarily unlikely to occur but has moderately severe consequences.\u003Cbr>Examples of Medium Risk include: An event that is likely to occur but has moderate consequences or an event that is extraordinarily unlikely to occur but has highly severe consequences.\u003Cbr>Examples of high risks (Catastrophic) include: An event that is likely to occur and has highly severe consequences. An event that is extraordinarily unlikely to occur but has catastrophic consequences.\u003Cbr>Where the risk is High Risk unless the control applied reduces the risk to Medium or Low this activity will not be approved by the Nominated Supervisor. |\n\nCoordinator Name:   Coordinator Signature:   Date:","cbCaiqYT6dv9MAtg","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqYT6dv9MAtg","pdf",162227,"English","# My Place Family Day Care Pet Risk Management Plan\n## Risk Assessment Matrix\n## Educator and Coordinator Signatures","[{\"question\":\"What are the primary safety measures for pets and farm animals at My Place Family Day Care?\",\"answer\":\"All domestic pets and farm animals must be housed in separate enclosures away from children unless specific parental permission is granted for supervised learning activities integrated into the program.\"},{\"question\":\"How does My Place Family Day Care assess and manage the risks associated with animals?\",\"answer\":\"The center uses a risk assessment matrix that evaluates the likelihood of a hazard occurring against the severity of its consequences, categorizing risks as High, Medium, or Low. 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