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Skye Nel is producing, writing, and directing a SONY Headphones advertisement for client ZIP Associates. The filming location is at Skye's house, which poses the risk of falling down steps. To mitigate this high risk, Skye will take care and move slowly when filming on the steps to maintain balance. Emergency contact information is provided, along with the site safety manager Debbie Nel.
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