This risk assessment document identifies risks associated with taking photos such as equipment getting stolen or bad weather, and suggests minimizing these risks by checking the weather forecast, not taking cameras out in crowded or unsafe areas. It also identifies health risks from using computers for long periods, such as eye strain and poor posture, and recommends taking breaks and maintaining good posture to reduce risks to the user.

1. Saikha Kausar
Evidence- Planning
Risk Assessment
Situation Identify the risk Who/what could
be harmed?
How could you
minimise the risk?
Taking photos - Weather
- Item could
get stolen
- Location
- Equipment,
all the
people at
the location
- Yourself and
the public
- Check the weather
(take an umbrella or
sunglasses)
- Don’t take the
camera out in
crowded places and
rundown areas
Using computers
for long periods of
time
- Health risks
e.g. eye
strain, body
posture etc.
- Me, whilst
using the
computer/la
ptop
- Take breaks in
between long
sessions
- Keep good posture
when sitting at the
desk