4-H Club Safety Checklist
A safety checklist for 4-H clubs to review before meetings and activities, covering the meeting space, supervision, first aid, and emergency contacts. Print it, tick each box as you go, and file the page with your records.
Checklist4-HFree PDF
What is on this checklist
- Meeting space is clean and free of hazards
- Exits are clear and known to all
- Adult supervision is in place
- First aid kit is stocked and reachable
- Emergency contact list is on hand
- Health forms are on file for members
- Tools and equipment are in safe condition
- Animals are handled by trained members
- Weather plan is ready for outdoor events
How to use this checklist
Fill in the farm, date and your name, then walk the job with the sheet in hand. A habit of five minutes on this list tends to catch small problems early.
Where to check the details
This sheet is a general template, so confirm specifics with your own manuals, labels and local rules. For current official guidance, start with OSHA and eXtension.
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