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This risk assessment document from Haydon Media identifies potential risks for an upcoming film production and outlines ways to minimize each risk. The key risks include tripping over wires used for cameras and lighting, electrical fires from overheating lights, equipment damage, and medical issues among production crew or cast. Responsibility for mitigating each risk falls to the producer, Ciara Kataria, who will tape down wires, ensure lights are off when not in use, regularly check equipment, and confirm all medical needs are addressed.
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- Falls could occur from equipment, uneven surfaces or long costumes. Care will be taken and spills cleaned promptly.
- Temporary blindness or burns are risks from overly bright lighting. Models will take
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2) Hot lights left unattended could start fires if touched. All lights will be turned off when not in use to avoid overheating.
3) Cast may faint if dehydrated or not eating during strenuous scenes. Food and water will be provided to prevent overheating and fainting.
4) Medical conditions could be triggered, so medication will be available and crew will be alerted to any
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