This risk assessment document from Haydon Media identifies potential risks for an upcoming film production and outlines ways to minimize each risk. The key risks include tripping over wires used for cameras and lighting, electrical fires from overheating lights, equipment damage, and medical issues among production crew or cast. Responsibility for mitigating each risk falls to the producer, Ciara Kataria, who will tape down wires, ensure lights are off when not in use, regularly check equipment, and confirm all medical needs are addressed.

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Risk Assessment
Producer: Ciara Kataria ProductionDetails: Filming
Types of Risk: PersonalInjury /Health & Safety / Damage to equipment/ Halting Production
Risk Type Detailsof Risk Ways to minimise risk Person(s) Responsible
Trippingoverwires Due to usinga camera and lightingthere isa
lotof wire onthe floorthat can be easily
trippedover.
Tapingthe wire to the floorto reduce the riskof
trippingover.
Usingbrighttape to warnpeople of the danger.
Ciara
Leavinglightingon Electrical fire causedbyoverheating. Making sure the lightsare onlyon whenwe are
usingthem.
Ciara
Leavinglightingon As the lightsare usedmore frequentlyovera
periodof time theybecome hotterandcan
cause a burnto the personinvolved.
Turningthe lightsoff whentheyare notis used.
As well aswarningpeople of theirrisk.
Ciara

2. Damage to equipment Witha lotof expensiveequipment,thereisa
lotthat couldbreakor become damaged.
Making sure people donottake the equipment
for grantedas well ascheckingthe equipment
regularly.
Ciara
A certainpersons
medical condition
Many people mayhave specifichealth
conditionssuchasasthma or diabetes.
Making sure people have the correctmedication
and theyknowhowto use iteffectively.
Ciara