POLICIES AND PROCEDURES

SAFE GOLF
Useful contacts at Shipley Golf Club
Club Welfare Officer – Natalie Ireland, natalie.ireland@shipleygc.co.uk, 07712187940
Head Professional – Nathan Stead, nathansteadgolf@gmail.com, 07855479201
Junior Organiser – Jack Docherty, golfshop@shipleygc.co.uk

Below you can find our ; Children and Young People Safeguarding Policy, Adults Safeguarding Policy, the role of the Club Welfare Officer.
Safeguarding Certificates for Nathan Stead Natalie Ireland
Time to Listen Certificate for Natalie Ireland

HEALTH AND SAFETY

CCTV
Introduction
The Shipley Golf Club is fully committed to the safety of its Members, employees and visitors and uses CCTV to help maintain a safe and secure environment. Recorded images are personal data, which must be processed in accordance with data protection laws. We are committed to complying with our legal obligations and ensuring that any personal data is recognised and respected.

Purpose
This policy sets out The Shipley Golf Clubs approach to the use of CCTV at the Clubhouses and surrounding area, and its effect on employees, Members and visitors. In accordance with the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) requirements, The Shipley Golf Club has registered as a user of CCTV for the purposes defined in this policy. In line with the ICO’s requirements the use of CCTV is reviewed annually to ensure it can be justified. The Shipley Golf Club operates CCTV cameras around the premises under the guidelines of the Data Protection Act 2018 (DPA 2018) and the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) as they apply in the UK. The primary use of the CCTV cameras at the Clubhouses is for the purpose of detecting and preventing crime, protecting the property and facilities, identifying any health and safety issues, and for personal security of Members, visitors and employees whilst at The Shipley Golf Club. It is not the Club’s intended purpose to use CCTV for monitoring the work of employees, nor finding out whether or not they are complying with the organisation’s policies and procedures.

Responsibilities
The Data Controller at The Shipley Golf Club is the Board of Directors. Day to day responsibility for ensuring this policy is appropriately managed and controlled, in accordance and as defined by the ICO, is the Club Managers.

The following principles have been applied:
– CCTV has been installed only where it is considered necessary and proportionate
– The Club has ensured that all cameras are set up in a way that ensures that there is minimal intrusion of privacy, and that any intrusion is fully justified
– Signs are displayed prominently to inform employees, Members and other individuals (e.g. visitors) that CCTV is in use
– No images and information will be stored beyond those which are strictly required for the stated purpose of a surveillance camera system
– Access to retained images and information will be restricted, with clearly defined rules on who can gain access
– It is not the intention that CCTV at the Clubhouses will be used to monitor the quality and amount of work completed by an employee
– Surveillance images and information will be subject to appropriate security measures to safeguard against unauthorised access and use
– Fair processing requirements will be observed at all times
– Any decision re any future CCTV camera installations would be for the Board and would consider privacy requirements and a cost-benefit assessment

 Procedures
CCTV Footage Live CCTV footage can only be viewed by:
– Club Managers
– A Club Director
– Other employees of The Shipley Golf Club but only by way of permission of the above

Recorded CCTV footage can only be reviewed (not deleted or amended) by:
– Board of Directors
– Club Managers
– Other employees of  The Shipley Golf Club by way of permission of the above
– The Police under supervision of the Club Managers Camera surveillance will be maintained at all times and footage continuously recorded and held on system memory for a period of up to 60 days. The Club Managers are responsible for the system’s maintenance and receives full training to use the system.

Use Of CCTV
As stated, the primary purpose of CCTV is to protect the property, Members, visitors and employees of The Shipley Golf Club. However, we recognise that when CCTV is installed in a workplace, it is likely to capture pictures of Members, visitors, employees and workers, even if they are not the main subject of surveillance.

CCTV evidence may be used as part of an employee investigation where, in the reasonable belief of the Club, there may have been serious or gross misconduct committed. In such a case, the footage must be requested by the Vice President of the Board. In the case of a worker (non-Club employee), any evidence identified may be passed to their employer.

In accordance with the ICO’s CCTV Code of Practice, where footage is used in disciplinary proceedings, the footage will be retained, and the employee/worker allowed to see and respond to the images.

Requests For Access to CCTV Footage
Any requests for access to CCTV footage need to be relative to the purpose of the CCTV system – detecting and preventing crime, protecting the Club’s property and facilities, health and safety requirements, and for personal security of Members, visitors and employees whilst at The Shipley Golf  Club.

A record will be maintained of any requests made and whether the request has been approved or not. The Police, other enforcing agents, or outside bodies may request access to a recording. Any request will be considered initially by the  Club Managers, referring to the appropriate Board of Directors, if appropriate.

Employees, Members and visitors whose images are recorded have a right to view those images of themselves and to be provided with a copy of the images within 40 days of their request, as long as they have not been automatically deleted.

Any person making such a request should write to/contact the Board of Directors providing the relevant time and date of the image, so that they may be easily identifiable.

Complaints about the operation of the CCTV system should be addressed initially to the Board of Directors .

Club Managers refer to :-
– Executive Chef Manager B&C – Alex Carpenter
– Bar / Asst House Manager – Josh Payne
– Events/ Asst House Manager- Alice Beeley