The lighting crew acknowledges that taking high-wattage lights to film at a home presents risks like tripping hazards, potential fires, and burns. To reduce these risks, they will securely tape down wires, never leave lights unattended, and use heat-proof gloves when moving lights, though this may not fully eliminate dangers. Care and attention will be applied when using the lights at the residence.

1. Lighting Risk Assesment Letter
Dear Mr Worthington.
As we have to take home the lighting set in order to film the opening montage shots, we realise
that there are various risks that come with using these 800 and 600 watt bulbs in a residential
premises. The potential risks that exist from using these high-voltage lights include:
• Trip hazards from the wires
• Potential fire outbreaks
• Burning of ourselves or others in the building
In order to combat these risks we will tape down all the wires securely, never leave the lights
unattended as well as using the heat proof gloves when moving the lights around. We
acknowledge that this alone won't fully eradicate the risks of the lights, but will minimise them as
far as possible. So, in closing, common sense and attention to detail will be applied when we use
the lights.
Yours Sincerely
Team Robot Rock
Paul Henry David Neville
Connor Joseph O'Sullivan
James Antonio Presta
and Jack Cherrington