The document outlines potential risks involved in taking photos, making magazine pages in an ICT room, conducting questionnaires, focus groups, and putting videos online. It identifies who could be harmed for each risk and recommends ways to minimize the risks, such as taking breaks when using computers, keeping liquids away from equipment, and ensuring participants consent to public use of content.

1. Risk Assessment
Situation
Identify the risk
Who could get harmed?
How could you minimize the
risk?
Taking Photos
Tripping over equipment
(e.g. tripod)
Me or the people in my
photographs
Making the magazine pages
in an ICT room
Spilling a drink on a
computer
Me and everybody else in
the room
Make sure the equipment
does not take up the whole
room and the models are
aware that it is there
Don’t have a drink near the
computer
Being on a computer and
looking at a screen for too
long
Asking members of the
public or people that I do
not know that well (they
may not be comfortable
asking questions)
Spilling something on the
camera
Me
Take regular breaks
Me
Make sure they understand
what I am asking them for
and why I need their
answers
Me and everybody else in
the room
Keep liquids away from the
camera
Participants being unhappy
with being put on the
internet
Participants
Make the participants aware
that the video will be put on
the internet and not
privately
Questionnaires
Focus Group