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This document contains a risk assessment for a photography studio and outdoor shoots. It identifies potential hazards such as loose wires, cars on the road during outdoor shoots, wet hands touching plugs, loose rubble, and overheating lights. It lists who and what may be at risk, any risk controls, and the scale of risk. Further actions are recommended to control risks such as covering loose wires, using traffic lights during outdoor shoots, avoiding liquids in the studio, staying away from loose structures, and not leaving lights on for long periods.
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