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In-Store Children’s Event and Face Painting Safety Checklist

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Risk Assessment Description:

This in‑store children’s event and face painting safety checklist template from Health & Safety Zone helps retail managers and event staff confirm that a children’s activity is safe, compliant and child‑friendly before it starts.

It covers the full range of safety dimensions for a retail setting – planning, competence, environment, task‑specific hazards, equipment, substances, PPE, collective measures, emergency arrangements and post‑event make‑safe – and references the statutory safeguarding duties set out in the Children Act 1989 and the Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act 2006.

Use this checklist for:

  • Pre‑event preparation – verify risk assessments, DBS checks and safe paint handling.
  • Live event monitoring – confirm barriers, signage, allergen control and lost‑child procedures.
  • Post‑event review – record incidents, clean equipment and complete a review.

Each question is answered Yes, No or N/A; any No response must be resolved before the activity continues or before the event closes.

The checklist should be completed by the event supervisor before the activity begins, with each answer recorded. Any item answered No must be addressed immediately and corrective action noted. After the event the completed checklist is filed with the store’s health and safety records and reviewed at the next safety meeting.

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Compliant with: Children Act 1989; Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act 2006.

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Checks covered in this In-Store Children’s Event and Face Painting checklist

This In-Store Children’s Event and Face Painting safety checklist template covers 28 checks. Customise the questions to your workplace, then download a professional, print-ready PDF with Yes / No / N/A tick-boxes and a comments space.

#Checklist item
1Has a risk assessment for the in‑store children’s event been completed and communicated to staff?
2Is a written event plan and method statement available for the face painting activity?
3Are all necessary permits or approvals (e.g., fire safety, local authority) obtained?
4Have all staff delivering face painting been DBS checked and have current safeguarding training?
5Are staff briefed on safeguarding procedures for children?
6Is there a designated child protection officer present during the event?
7Is the activity area free from trip hazards and clearly separated from retail aisles?
8Is the area adequately lit and ventilated?
9Are there clear signage to keep customers away from the face painting zone?
10Are all face paints and cosmetic products checked for allergens and have patch tests been performed where required?
11Is there a procedure for dealing with allergic reactions or skin irritation?
12Are non‑toxic, CE‑marked paints used?
13Is all face painting equipment (brushes, sponges, bowls) cleaned and disinfected before use?
14Are electrical devices (e.g., portable lights) inspected and PAT tested?
15Is the workstation stable and free from sharp edges?
16Are paint containers labelled with ingredients and safety information?
17Is there a spill kit readily available for paint spills?
18Are staff wearing appropriate disposable gloves and aprons?
19Is a first‑aid kit, including antihistamine tablets, available?
20Are barriers or ropes used to create a safe perimeter around the painting area?
21Is a clear lost‑child procedure displayed and communicated to parents?
22Are emergency contact numbers and the location of the nearest first‑aid point posted?
23Is there a designated safe area for children to wait if they become upset?
24Is a parental or guardian consent form obtained for each child participating in face painting?
25Are paint containers stored securely out of reach of children when not in use?
26Is a child protection policy displayed prominently in the event area?
27Is all equipment cleaned, stored, and waste paint disposed of after the event?
28Is a post‑event review completed and any incidents recorded?

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