This document contains a risk assessment for a photography studio and outdoor shoots. It identifies potential hazards such as loose wires, cars on the road during outdoor shoots, wet hands touching plugs, loose rubble, and overheating lights. It lists who and what may be at risk, any risk controls, and the scale of risk. Further actions are recommended to control risks such as covering loose wires, using traffic lights during outdoor shoots, avoiding liquids in the studio, staying away from loose structures, and not leaving lights on for long periods.

1. Risk assessment
Hazard People that
may be at
risk
Property/
equipment
which could
be damaged
Risk
controls in
place
Scale of risk Further
action
required to
control risk
Loose
wires/bare
wires inside
studio
Photographer
models
Electrical
equipment
Zip ties
tying wires
down
Moderate Cover/
tape/ tie
down all
wire and
make sure
they are not
a hazard
Cars when
photographing
outside using
trinity road
Photographer
models
Camera,
tripod,
props
None high Use traffic
lights or
zebra
crossing, be
road aware
Wet hands
touching plugs
in studio
Models
photographer
Electrical
equipment
None Moderate Do not bring
liquids into
studio
Loose rubble
at easby
abbey
Models
photographer
Camera and
tripods,
props
None Moderate Do not
stand under
or close to
loose abbey
walls
Lights over
heating in
studio
Anyone in
the studio
Lights None Low Do not
leave lights
on for
extended
period of
time