Risk assessment for the seventh day of filming
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This risk assessment was conducted on February 19th, 2015 by Emma Irwin for a short film produced by Emma Irwin, Ellisha Clapham, Alice Mee, and Amber Renshaw. It identifies potential hazards like equipment getting wet in the rain, equipment falling over from lack of stability, and falling on stairs. Controls already in place include covering equipment with umbrellas, securing everything stably, and acting sensibly on stairs. Further actions required are trying best to keep equipment out of rain, being cooperative, and no running on stairs.
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