This risk assessment document outlines potential hazards for a photography production taking place in December 2015/January 2016. It identifies risks such as cables on the floor, hanging lights, bright lighting, a photographer being hit by oncoming traffic, and hot lights. For each risk, it lists those who may be harmed, what property may be damaged, any existing risk controls, the assessed risk level, and any further measures needed to reduce risk. Verbal warnings and high visibility materials are among the existing and proposed controls.

1. Production
title:
The
Chain
(working
title)
Production
dates:
December
2015/January
2016
Location:
Photography
Studio
–
Long
Road
Sixth
Form
College/Cambridge
Producer:
Aaron
Marcus
Hazard
Persons
who
may
be
harmed
Property
which
may
be
damaged
Risk
controls
already
in
place
&
persons
responsible
for
communicating
them
Risk
Assessment
LOW,
MODERATE,
HIGH,
EXTREME
Further
measures
needed
for
reducing
risk
Cable
on
floor
Anyone
in
studio
Persons
in
studio/
Photography
equipment
Verbal
warning
of
cable
position.
Moderate
Tape
down
all
cables
with
high
vis
tapes
Hanging
lights
Anyone
in
studio
Persons
in
studio/Photography
equipment
Verbal
Warning
of
positions
Moderate
High
vis
materials
on
cameras
Bright
Lighting
Anyone
in
studio
Persons
in
studio
Verbal
Warning
to
not
look
into
light
for
extended
periods
of
time
Low
Safety
glasses
for
anyone
not
currently
being
photographed
Hit
by
oncoming
traffic
Photographer
Photography
equipment/photographer
Second
person
to
spot
for
photographer
Medium
Wear
High
Vis
Hot
Lights
Anyone
in
studio
Persons
in
studio
Verbal
warnings.
No-­‐
one
in
studio
that
doesn’t
need
to
be.
Medium
Heat-­‐resistant
materials
coating
lights