Children's Entertainer

An incredible adventure awaits with Dozy Dave Children’s Entertainer, where children will be swept away into a world of awe and exhilaration. Our devoted team of seasoned entertainers will amaze with a delightful mix of comedy magic, music, games, and the chance to win fabulous balloon prizes. With a high-energy performance that captivates children aged 4 and above, this extraordinary kids magic show experience is an absolute must-see!

Quote Request for Dozy Dave

Entertainer Risk Assessment & Method Statement

Due to the nature of our performances, we do not provide a Method Statement as our shows are adapted to each and every audience and their particular needs. Also, a Method Statement is not a legal requirement.

To download the PDF version click HERE (password protected.)

Magic

Hazard	People At Risk	Action Taken	Notes
Trapped fingers, bumps, knocks and scrapes when setting up	Children	Keep children away when setting up. Do not allow children “backstage” or to assist with props
Electric shock	Performer and assistants	Carry out visual checks on electrical equipment before use. Do not perform with bare wires, faulty plugs etc. Do not permit liquid near the electrical equipment
Injury caused by falling objects	Staff and public	Ensure backdrops, tables and props are secure. Do not allow staff and the public into the performance area unless invited by the magician
Choking	Younger children	Do not give small prizes, balloons, or objects to children under the age of three
Tripping and falling	Public and entertainers	Keep the area tidy. Store boxes and bags neatly without risk of them falling or being walked into. Keep walkways clear. Do not lay cable in walkways unless covered or taped down	The event organiser must ensure the performers have an enclosed, dedicated space to work in

Dancing

Hazard	People At Risk	Action Taken	Notes
Electric Shock	Performer and Assistants	Carry out visual checks on electrical equipment before use. Do not perform with bare wires, faulty plugs etc. Do not permit liquid near the electrical equipment
Tripping and falling	Public and entertainers	Keep the area tidy. Do not lay cable in walkways unless covered or taped down. Make sure everybody present has a clear exit out of the space. Our equipment can be battery-operated, so the risk of tripping is eliminated.	Event organisers must ensure the performers have an enclosed, dedicated space to perform. Event organisers must ensure there is adequate space for both entertainers and the public for this activity.
Tangled in wire	Mostly younger children	Do not let children hold the microphone. Do not let children play with the wire. Make sure surplus wire is covered or taped down.	As stated above our systems can operate without wires, so this hazard can be eliminated.

Games

Hazard	People At Risk	Action Taken	Notes
Bumps and knocks from overcrowding (eg bumping into each other, tripping over each other)	Public	Make sure each person has sufficient personal space and a clear path out of the activity space should they need to exit
Aggravation of or injury as a result of preexisting medical conditions	Children	Parents and guardians must supervise games and not permit their child to participate in any activity they are physically or emotionally at risk by playing
Tripping, slipping and falling	Mostly younger children	Do not let children hold the microphone. Do not let children play with the wire. Make sure surplus wire is covered or taped down.	As stated above our systems can operate without wires, so this hazard can be eliminated.
Weather conditions	Children and entertainers	If games are being played outside, make sure the children are adequately dressed (e.g. a coat in cold weather)

Balloon Modelling

Hazard	People At Risk	Action Taken	Notes
Choking on latex from burst balloons	Younger Children	Do not give balloons directly to children under three (give to parent or guardian). Tell children not to put balloons in their mouths. Do not inflate by mouth as children may copy. Pick up and safely dispose of burst balloons	Parents are responsible for supervising their children when playing with balloons
Damaged eardrums	People are very close when a balloon pops	Keep a clear space between the balloon modeller and the spectators. Do not inflate balloons close to people’s ears.
Internal ruptures caused by inflating balloons by mouth	Balloon Modeller	Always use a balloon pump to inflate balloons	There is serious danger of injury by inflating balloons by mouth. This practice is not recommended by manufacturers
A child being poked in the face with a balloon pump	Smaller children	Keep a clear space between the balloon modeller and the children. Do not inflate balloons close to the faces of children