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The risk assessment identifies several hazards for the film production of "The 1975 'Loving Someone'" taking place in a bathroom, including slipping on wet floors, swallowing water, and skin irritation from strawberry squash. Controls are in place such as towels and limiting time submerged in water. Further actions include briefing crew on hazards, ensuring first aid is available, and providing clean water. The action plan assigns responsibilities and completion dates to address the risks. Contact numbers for emergencies and those involved are also listed.
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