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Ball Sports and Indoor Court Risk Assessment

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Risk Assessment Matrix

Likelihood

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  • 4 = Likely
  • 3 = Possible
  • 2 = Unlikely
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Severity

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  • 4 = Major Injury
  • 3 = Lost Time Injury
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Risk Rating [L x S]

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Risk Assessment Description:

This ball sports risk assessment template is designed for leisure centre managers, activity coaches and session supervisors who run indoor court sports such as basketball, badminton, volleyball and indoor football. Whether you’re organising team training sessions, public drop‑in courts, school sports clubs or competitive leagues, this indoor court activity risk assessment provides pre‑filled hazards and control measures you can customise.

The template covers all key risks for ball sports in a commercial gym or sports hall, including ball‑strike injuries, player collisions, slips on wet surfaces, moving equipment, inadequate lighting, overcrowding, manual handling of nets and balls, heat stress in poorly ventilated courts, electrical faults and blocked emergency routes. It supports common search terms such as ball sports hazards and control measures, indoor court safety assessment and leisure centre risk assessment download.

Use this template for:

  • Pre‑session safety planning – quickly identify sport‑specific hazards before activity starts.
  • Staff briefings – provide clear, actionable controls to coaches and volunteers.
  • Compliance documentation – demonstrate adherence to the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 and related regulations.

Each hazard includes suggested control measures covering safe equipment set‑up, regular inspections, proper lighting, floor maintenance, crowd management and emergency procedures. The risk matrix uses a standard 5×5 likelihood‑severity scoring, with controlled severity always matching the initial severity as required by HSE guidance.

Fully editable and shareable – customise hazards, add site‑specific risks, adjust control measures to match your facility, then download as a PDF for records or share with your team.

Compliant with: Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974.

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Risks covered in this Ball Sports and Indoor Court Activity Supervision risk assessment

This Ball Sports and Indoor Court Activity Supervision risk assessment template covers 15 assessed hazards, each scored before and after control measures on a 5×5 HSE risk matrix.

HazardInitial riskControlled risk
Concussion risk from player head collisions during high‑impact sports1510
Ball strike injury to participants or spectators128
Player‑to‑player collision on court126
Impact from moving equipment such as portable goalposts or carts128
Overcrowding and insufficient spectator separation128
Inadequate first aid provision for sports injuries124
Falls from elevated equipment such as basketball hoops or net posts105
Emergency egress blocked by stored equipment or furniture105
Electrical faults from lighting or audio‑visual equipment105
Slips on wet or recently cleaned court surfaces93
Heat stress in poorly ventilated indoor courts84
Inadequate lighting leading to trips and missed hazards63
Manual handling of heavy balls, nets and equipment62
Exposure to cleaning chemicals on court surfaces63
Noise exposure from amplified music and crowd levels42

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Are the risk assessment templates HSE-compliant?

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What is the HSE 5-step risk assessment process?

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