Effective Risk Assessments for Yoga Teachers
Conducting risk assessments has never been more important for yoga teachers working as studio managers or independent contractors.
Implementing thorough risk assessments protects the safety of students and the business from potential legal and financial repercussions.
A risk assessment is a systematic process of identifying potential hazards, evaluating their associated risks, and implementing measures to control or mitigate these risks. For yoga teachers, this involves assessing physical spaces, equipment, class activities, and business operations.
In this member-only article, we cover:
- Key stakeholders in risk assessments
- Steps to conduct a risk assessment
- Special considerations for contractors
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About the Author
Estefi Maiztegui is a Learning Developer and Yoga Trainer and Assessor at Australian Learning Group (ALG). She is a Level 3 Registered Teacher, a member of our Education Committee and Director of the Board of Yoga Australia.
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