This document summarizes potential hazards, risks, and controls for a photography studio shoot. It identifies risks such as tripping over wires from studio lights, electrical equipment causing fires, and backdrops falling on models. Controls already in place include taping wires to the ground, banning drinks from the studio, and having models stand away from backdrops. Some risks like electrical equipment were found to have moderate risk while others like wires and backdrops were low risk. Further actions like ensuring no liquids in the studio are needed.

1. Hazard Risk PersonWho
may be
harmed
Property
whichmay
be damaged
RiskControls
alreadyin
place
Risk
Assessment:
LOW,
MODERATE.
HIGH,
EXTREME
Further
action
requiredto
control risk
Wiresfrom
StudioLights
Someone
CouldTrip
OverThem
and fall,also
lightscould
fall overand
start fire.
Model,
Photographer
Studio
Lights,
Studio
Wiresare
tapedonto
the ground
HIGH Everyone
lookswhere
theyare
walking.
Electric
Equipment,
plugsockets.
Someone
Couldspill
wateron
themand
start a fire
Model,
Photographer
Studio No drinks
allowedin
the studio
MODERATE Ensure that
no liquidsare
inthe studio,
and people
keepaway
fromthe
electrics
Back drop It couldfall
on model,if
model
bumpsinto
it.
Model Backdrop Modelsstand
away from
backdrop.
LOW The model
needstobe
aware of her
surroundings.
CompanyName:BertramEnterprises Location:QueenElizabethSix Form, Photography
Studio,Room022.
Magazine Issue:#1 PhotoShootDate: 10/11/2016
Magazine EditorsName:AlistairBertram Photographers Name:AlistairBertram
Date Of RiskAssessment:3/11/2016 RiskAssessmentConductedBy:AlistairBertram