Tripods can pose tripping hazards if not carefully handled and should be carried in front of the body while paying attention to others. Using cameras for hand-held filming requires planning routes to avoid dangers and warning others about camera flashes. Prolonged computer use can cause body and eye pain, so it's important to take short breaks every hour, adjust screen brightness, and maintain proper posture. Food and drinks near electronics pose risks of damage from spills or debris, so they should be kept at a safe distance.

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POTENTIAL HAZARDS & SAFETY RISKS
EXAMPLE OF SAFE WORKING
Tripods can be a tripping hazard. If held over the shoulder it
could be used to hit someone in the head if not paying
attention.
Keep tripod at a distance and look where you are
walking. Hold tripod out in front of yourself and pay
attention to those around you.
When filming HH could trip break camera and hurt or
badly injure yourself. Also flash from camera can hurt
eyes of some.
When filming HH plan where you are going to walk to
avoid danger and trip hazards. Don't use the flash in
peoples eyes or warn when going to .
Using a computer could cause pain in the body and eye
problems if overexposed for long hours at a time.
Try to sit with a upright posture and try to take 5 -10
minuet brakes from the computer every hour. If the
screen is to bright lover the brightness to a level that it is
less stressful on the eyes.
Food near the computer could damage the system is any
oil or other part got into the system. Also because of the
grease on some food products could make hands slippery
and drop and damage the camera.
If eating do not have it anywhere near the systems that
could be ruined by food near them.
Do not have any drinks near the laptops or any over
electronics. Spilling the drink could cause slippery surfaces
for a tripping hazard.
Do not have any drinks near any electronics so it does
not ruin the software. Don't spill your drink and if you do
have a drink in a bottle always put the cap on.