Young person risk assessment form template
Supporting information
Use this model young persons risk assessment to help identify any risks associated with a young person in the workplace, and implement safe working measures.

Young person risk assessment form
Under the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations, we have a responsibility to ensure that young people (under the age of 18) employed by us are not exposed to risk due to their lack of experience, being unaware of existing or potential risks and/or lack of maturity.
When employing a person under the age of 18, whether for work or work experience, we have the same responsibilities for their health, safety and welfare as we do for other employees.
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Date of risk assessment | |
Name of person carrying out risk assessment | |
Date next risk assessment due | |
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What is this for?
A Young Person Risk Assessment Form is a document used to evaluate and address potential risks and hazards specific to individuals who are young, typically in a workplace or educational setting.
This form helps identify and mitigate potential dangers to ensure the safety and well-being of young individuals involved in various activities or environments.

Employment law compliance
Under health and safety law, you mush assess the risks to young people under 18 years old, before they start work / work experience and tell them what the risks are.
An employer must assess the risk of a person's ability and should take into account:
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Inexperience
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Lack of awareness of risk
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Immaturity
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Layout of working area
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Form, range and use of equipment
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Manual handling
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Exposure to biological or chemical agents
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Exposure to heat, noise and vibration
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Extent of training required