1 According to Walker & Miller (2013), identifying the risk that may face children and teenagers is necessary to avoid harm and maintain healthy safety environments. Examples of hazards concerning equipment or furniture Loose and protruding screws. Unstable joints and legs that may cause instability. Furniture that has narrow bases is potentially harmful as children may jump on them and this may cause toppling. The surfaces of furniture need to be regularly cleaned as dirty surfaces are a health risk. The shelves and drawers are safety risk especially when they are not bolded as are also high in length. Reporting about potentially harmful equipment or furniture I would report to the management as they are better placed to take immediate and most appropriate action. Question 2 According to NHMRC (2013), using detergents to ensure cleanliness is one of the strategies to improve cleanliness, rinsing with clean water is necessary, and at the same time removing gloves and washing hands is crucial