This form is going to be very important if a client has in accident and/or suffers an injury during an outdoor training session. Your PT liability insurance policy is unlikely to cover you for any damages or claims if you haven't done at least a basic risk assessment. This shows that you are fulfilling a basic requirement of your duty of care to the client by anticipating potential risks.
The first page is a simple checklist - I've tried to build in as many possible risks that I could think of, but you may need to add any items I've missed. The second page is your risk management plan - I have completed a few examples to show you what it should look like.
Visit this link to view & download the form. It could prevent you from significant financial loss and/or being put out of business.
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What a great way to not have to workout at the gym! Thinking outside of the box! :-)
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