The document discusses risks that could arise from using a camera in a room, including the camera falling over if not securely mounted on a tripod or held, tripping over tables and chairs that are not properly stored out of walkways, and tripping on or getting tangled in wires on the floor. It recommends securing the camera safely on a tripod, making sure furniture is tucked away and not blocking exits, and keeping all wires off the floor.

1. The camera could fall over and
break if it wasn’t secure and Tables and chairs could be in
steady – You would need to the way, with a risk of tripping
make sure the camera was over them – Make sure they are
safely secured on a tripod, or all tucked under tables etc.
that you were holding it
Risk Assesment
If tables or chairs were Wires could be over the floor in
temporarily moved, they could the way, with a risk of tripping
block fire exits – Check that you over them, or getting tangled
aren’t blocking any exits with with electrical risk – Make sure
furniture, and put it back as all wires are away, or are laid out
before when finished neatly and not over the floor