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Why balloon artists need a risk assessment
A risk assessment for a balloon art business needs to address latex allergen management at events. How are clients with known latex allergies identified before balloon work begins? How is the risk of latex exposure to a client with a latex allergy managed at a busy event? What is the procedure if a client has a latex allergic reaction? These are specific questions the risk assessment needs to answer. || The noise and surprise element of balloon bursting - particularly at children's events - also needs to be addressed. How is the risk of unexpected balloon bursts managed in the presence of young children? || Event environments, working with children, and the physical demands of sustained balloon twisting creating repetitive strain risks for the hands and wrists also need to be documented.
The real problem
Balloon art risk assessments rarely address latex allergen client management despite it being a genuine event safety risk
The latex allergen management element - specifically the process for identifying and managing clients with latex allergies at events - is a genuine safety risk that is almost entirely absent from balloon artist documentation. CompliantDocs generates documentation that covers this from your answers.
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