Stepping into Management Knowledge

Health & Safety

1.04

Hints and Tips

 You should not be able to pull the buckle apart using a reasonable force. Do not ‘yank’ the strap this may damage the assembly but pull evenly and steadily.  Replacement straps and buckles can be obtained from Cheeky Rascals 01730 895761.  The minui HandySitt® (the portable part of your minui HandySitt high chair) fits a wide range of chairs with a back height between 30-45cm and a back width greater than 34cm.  It has been designed to securely attach to round-backed, square-backed and ladder-backed chairs.  Because of the HandySitt design, it will securely attach to most styles of chair, even round backed chairs. If you have chairs with high backs (over 45cm), or narrow backs (smaller than 34cm), very thickly upholstered backs (wider than 5cm), or chairs with no back legs, the Minui Handysitt may not be suitable.  High chairs should not be stored in a location that may restrict access in the event of a fire or in a position that may present a potential trip hazard for customers or employees.  If you are struggling to use a high chair. Ask a colleague who has completed this training short to assist you.

ASK QUESTION TO GROUP: What must you use to remove debris and wipe the high chairs when cleaning? CONFIRM CORRECT ANSWER:  Brial Top and Desguard spray and paper towel ASK QUESTION TO GROUP: Why must you never use a high chair indicating signs of disrepair? CONFIRM CORRECT ANSWER:  The chair could fall and cause injury to the user and other customers. ASK QUESTION TO GROUP: Why do we complete documentation when we check the chairs? CONFIRM CORRECT ANSWER: 

The documentation is completed on a prescribed regular basis to ensure that the necessary checks are completed. These documented checks can also demonstrate that the chairs are fit for use and any defective chairs have been removed from use.

Conclude the training exercise by allowing the trainees to practice operating the high chair and conduct a safety check. Record this training

Safety Assurance March 2016

H & S Training 1.04