Media production risk_assessment
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The document was approved by the tutor A.G. Robson on February 4th, 2014 for Olivia Lark's OCR Level 2 Cambridge Technical Diploma in Media coursework involving photography at the specified location and date
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- 2. For each of the hazards identified overleaf, fill in a box below: Potential Hazard: Audience/Public What could cause harm? It could cause congestion and even being trampled on. What is the likelihood of this happening? It is unlikely to happen. Who or what would be harmed? Myself and My models How much harm? Could cause bruises and other injuries like open wounds How will the risk of this hazard be minimised? Check if there is a practice fire alarm is due and makes sure the people I am working with and myself know what to do in the event of this Potential Hazard: Costume/ Makeup What could cause harm? It could cause an uncomfortable skin conditions What is the likelihood of this happening? Likely, if the models do not make it aware. Who or what would be harmed? The models body How much harm? Uncomfortable rashes How will the risk of this hazard be minimised? By making it aware what will be applied on their face.
- 3. For each of the hazards identified overleaf, fill in a box below: Potential Hazard: Vehicle’s What could cause harm? Parked cars trying to reverse. What is the likelihood of this happening? Very likely Who or what would be harmed? Myself, the photographer and the Models How much harm? Broken bones, cuts and bruises How will the risk of this hazard be minimised? By making the everyone aware about the parked cars around them. Potential Hazard What could cause harm? What is the likelihood of this happening? Who or what would be harmed? How much harm? How will the risk of this hazard be minimised?