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This document summarizes potential hazards during a film shoot at a house and the risk controls and further actions needed. It identifies tripping over carpets, slippery floors, electrical hazards, gas/fire hazards, and knives as potential moderate risks that could harm actors/crew or damage equipment. Additional controls like clearing carpets, drying floors, restricting water near outlets, turning off gas, and safely storing knives are recommended.
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This risk assessment document identifies potential hazards and risks associated with filming in a public environment and outlines controls to mitigate those risks. It evaluates risks such as using public cameras, lights and microphones; carrying heavy equipment; wires hanging around equipment; and risks of burns from lights. Controls recommended include having signs informing the public of filming, distributing equipment weight evenly, positioning wires safely, and procedures for safe handling of hot lights.
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This document provides safety guidelines for a computer lab and CNC plasma torch class. It requests that all electronic devices be turned off during class to avoid interference. Only bottled water is allowed and must be stored on the floor. General safety rules include wearing safety glasses, work boots, wool or cotton clothing, only operating machines when authorized, and turning machines off when finished. It also advises not distracting operators and informing others of unsafe machine use. For the plasma torch, it emphasizes wearing gloves and welding goggles due to hot metal, removing fire hazards, and being careful loading the cutting bed.
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This risk assessment document identifies several potential risks to equipment, actors, and crew during a film shoot and the precautions being taken to address each risk. The risks include: damage to equipment from breaking or tripping; low room temperatures damaging equipment; fire risks from using a mini heater; falling down stairs and dropping equipment; equipment overheating from lights; and animals damaging equipment or attacking crew. Precautions include using camera straps, protective boxes, stable tripods, organized work areas, sensible shoes, warm clothing, ensuring the heater is never covered and turned off when warm, filming away from stairs and having someone direct crew, using LED instead of bulb lights, and employing well-trained animals.
Risk assesement
The document outlines potential hazards on a film set and risk mitigation steps. It identifies hazards such as rain, tripping, falling equipment, and electrocution for actors and crew. For each hazard, it lists those affected, any property at risk, existing risk controls, the assessed risk level (moderate or high), and any further actions needed to control the risk, such as using waterproof coverings if it rains and removing electrical equipment if water is present.
Risk assessment
The document outlines various filming locations, equipment, personnel, and risks involved at each location. It then provides preventative measures to ensure safety. The locations include Neale-Wade Academy, Mallard Way, back of a van, Downham Market road and house, and an executive setting. Risks include tripping over equipment, bumping into each other, electrical equipment issues, and props causing harm. Prevention strategies include ensuring spatial awareness, cables are away from personnel, makeup stations are still, and dangerous props are controlled.
Risk assessment
This risk assessment document evaluates potential risks for filming in different locations of a house and outdoor areas. It identifies risks such as cars hitting actors near a road, tripping over uneven paths or objects, slipping on wet floors or outdoor surfaces, objects falling and causing injuries, and fingers getting trapped in doors or cabinets. For each risk, it provides recommendations for avoiding the risk during filming and steps to take if the risk cannot be avoided, such as stopping filming temporarily to make an area safe.
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