Hazards (risk assessment)
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This document assesses potential risks from a photo shoot and assigns risk levels. It identifies risks such as overheating lights, tripping over wires, equipment falling over, and backdrops falling down that could harm crew. Controls already in place include extra lights, wires along room sides, stable equipment, and extra backdrops. Further actions like turning lights off between photos, making wires obvious, clearing areas around equipment, and checking backdrop stability are required to reduce risks rated as high or moderate.
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- 1. 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 Overheating lights Crew Lights. backdrop Extra lights, and first aid kit. HIGH Turn lights off between photos (only used when you have to). Tripping over wires Crew Wires/connected to wires They stand out HIGH Put them along the sides of the room/ make them very obvious. Equipment falling over Crew Lights, Tri- pod/camera First Aid Kit present MODERATE Make sure they’re all stable, keep the area around them clear. Backdrops falling down Crew Backdrop, lights, Tri-pod/camera Extra backdrops LOW Extra support for them, check stability before use.