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This document contains two risk assessments for photography productions. The first is for a studio location and identifies risks such as tripping over wires, lights getting too hot, and tripping down stairs. Controls are in place like keeping wires tucked away and turning lights off when not in use. The second risk assessment is for an outdoor location and identifies slip hazards from the ground being slippy, risks from poor weather, and the possibility of tripping on the way to the location. Further actions required include wearing appropriate footwear and having a first aid kit.
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This document provides information on two potential film locations - Location 1 at 6 Vale Drive and Location 2 at Dimond Rd. Both locations have electricity available and are within 20 minutes walking distance of the shoot. Location 1 is available on Wednesdays and Thursdays while Location 2 is available Monday through Friday. The document also includes two location risk assessments that identify potential hazards like inappropriate lighting, trip hazards, and lack of fire safety procedures and recommend further actions to address risks rated moderate or high.
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- 1. Photography Production Risk Assessment Company Name: Location: Studio, QESFC Vane Terrace, Darlington, DL3 7AU Rm 019 Production Title: Production Date(s): Producer Name: Abi Director Name: Abi Date of Risk Assessment: 1/11/16 Risk Assessment conducted by: Abi Hazard Persons who may be harmed Property which may be damaged Risk controls already in place Risk Assessment LOW, MODERATE, HIGH, EXTREME Further action required to control risk Trip over wires Models and Photographer Wires Camera/Lights Wires tucked out the way Moderate To be wary of the wires on the ground Lights get too hot Models and Photographer Lights Not go near them when they are on Low Turn them off when not in use to allow them to cool down Trip down stairs heading into the studio Models and Photograph Camera Take care when going down the stairs Low Hold handrail when going down the stairs
- 2. Photography Production Risk Assessment Company Name: Location: Catterick Village, DL10 7LU Production Title: Production Date(s): Producer Name: Abi Director Name: Abi Date of Risk Assessment: 2/11/16 Risk Assessment conducted by: Abi Hazard Persons who may be harmed Property which may be damaged Risk controls already in place Risk Assessment LOW, MODERATE, HIGH, EXTREME Further action required to control risk Ground slippy Models and Photographer Camera/equipment Taking care when walking and walk on paths where possible Moderate Wear appropriate footwear Weather Model and Photographer Camera/equipment Check weather forecast Moderate Appropriate clothing and footwear or if need be move shoot to another day Members of the public Members of the public N/A Not take pictures near passers-by Low Wait till passers-by have walked past and then take the picture Trip over on way to location Model and Photographer Camera/equipment Take care when walking Moderate Have a first aid kit in case of injury