Risk assesment
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Filming on location presents risks to the filming team and cast from cars, slipping on steps, cold weather, and falling down stairs. The document outlines the level of risk for each hazard from low to moderate, depending on conditions. It provides tips to minimize each risk, such as always checking for cars before going on the road, being careful when walking downstairs in wet weather, wearing appropriate clothing for the conditions, and paying attention on stairs to avoid tripping hazards.
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Risk assessments are used to identify potential hazards on a film set and reduce risks of injury. The assessment considers hazards like branches, bad weather, makeup allergies, tripping hazards, and proximity to roads. For each hazard, the assessment outlines the associated risks and preventative measures, such as clearing branches, checking for slippery surfaces, doing makeup tests, and making crew aware of equipment locations and road positions. The goal is to anticipate risks in advance and ensure a safe production environment.
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This risk assessment covers the filming activities of Dark Arts Productions. It identifies potential hazards like cold environment, manual handling, slipping hazards, and more. Control measures are outlined to reduce risks, such as providing warm clothing, training in safe lifting techniques, clearing walkways, and monitoring weather conditions. The document also includes a risk matrix to help evaluate risk levels both before and after controls are implemented.
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Photography shoot risk assessment form
This risk assessment document provides a template for identifying potential hazards during a photography shoot and assigning a risk level. It involves considering hazards, who or what may be harmed, existing controls, and determining a risk level. Further actions may then be identified depending on the risk level. The document lists some example hazards that could be encountered during different scenes of a shoot along with potential harms, controls, risk levels, and further actions.
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