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Minibus Safety - RoSPA
August 2015 MinibusSafetyA Code of PracticeLogoLogoAcknowledgementsRoSPA would like to express its gratitude to the following for their help and support in producing the 2015 edition of Minibus Safety : A Code of Practice :AIRSOCTA UKDepartment for TransportHertfordshire County CouncilRoad Safety Great BritainRegulationsThe Code of Practice refers throughout to various statutory regulations and other documents. These are correct as of June 2015, but operators should check whether they have been amended since the publication of this Code of this Code of PracticeThis Code of Practice can be downloaded from It, or extracts from it, may be photocopied and provided to Minibus drivers, passenger assistants, passengers and their parents, without prior written permission, provided the source is of Best Practice1 Introduction 12 The Management System 23 The Minibus Driver 104 Passenger Care 335 The Minibus 366 Journeys Abroad 507 Glossary 52 Appendices 1 Pre-drive Safety Check 572 Advice for Minibus Drivers 603 The Duties of a Passenger Assistant 634 Advice to Parents and Guardians 655 Advice for Children 676 Drivers Hours 687 First Aid Kit and Other Equipment for Minibuses 698 Useful Addresses 70 Summary of Best PracticeRisk AssessmentRisk assessments should be conducted at regular intervals and detailed records should be (Section 19 and S)
• Existing safety measures • New safety measures that might be needed • How safety measures are implemented • Emergency procedures There is no such thing as zero risk, but a proper risk assessment enables decisions to be made about whether particular risks are justified and if so, whether control measures keep those risks within
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