Cuerden Leisure PREGNANT, POST NATAL OR BREASTFEEDING EMPLOYEES HEALTH AND SAFETY CHECKLIST (please tick appropriate box) Y N Does the work involve: Lifting or pushing heavy boxes? Standing or squatting for long periods? A lot of walking? Working at height or climbing steep steps? The need to access areas with limited space, e.g. store rooms? Will any task become more hazardous to the worker’s changing shape and size? Does the role involved shift work? If so, does it involve work at night or into the night? Physical Job Demands Mental Demands Does the job involve meeting challenging deadlines? Does the role involve rapidly changing priorities and deadlines? Does the role require a high demand of concentration? Working Conditions – general Does the work involve lone working or working in remote locations? Does the role involve any home working? Are the toilet facilities easily accessible to a pregnant worker? Is the worker able to take toilet breaks when needed? Can the worker take rest breaks when needed? Can the worker control the pace of her work? Are there any risks of violence at work? Does any part of the job involve dealing with members of the public? If so, does it involve dealing with distressed or disturbed people? Does the role involve: Contact with young children or sick people? Unpredictable working hours? Dealing with emergencies? Are there any obstacles in corridors or offices that could cause problems for pregnant women, e.g. in the event of fire evacuation? Is the workplace no smoking? If not is the worker separated from any designated smoking area? Is there any form of indoor air pollution, e.g. diesel fumes? HSI 016 F Version 1 June 2009 Page 1 of 2 Cuerden Leisure PREGNANT, POST NATAL OR BREASTFEEDING EMPLOYEES HEALTH AND SAFETY CHECKLIST (please tick appropriate box) Y N Work conditions – general (contd) Is the temperature in her working environment reasonable? Is there enough room for the worker to get in and out of her workstation? Will there still be enough room as pregnancy develops? If applicable has she had a DSE workstation assessment? 4. Specific Hazards Does any element of the job bring her into contact with substances hazardous to health e.g. chemicals If so has a COSHH assessment taken place and is it known to be hazardous to the worker whilst she pregnant or nursing? Is there any exposure to vibration, e.g. through hand tools or excessive driving? Does the worker require the use of Personal Protective Equipment to carry out their work? If so will this cause any problems as the pregnancy develops? Additional Information (please print details below) Name of new or expectant mother: Name of Assessor: Division: (e.g. Crown/Six Piers) Site Location : Job title: Brief explanation of job outline or tasks carried out by person being assessed HSI 016 F Version 1 June 2009 Page 2 of 2