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This risk assessment document identifies potential hazards during filming at Olivia's house. Hazards identified include falling on the stairs going up to Olivia's room or down to the cellar, being hit by a falling camera, and burns from the lamp or phones in the cellar. Measures taken to prevent injury include drying floors, keeping a safe distance from equipment, using a torch in the cellar, and monitoring the lamp's temperature. Additional actions of turning off equipment to prevent overheating are recommended. Halimat Dada oversaw the assessment with assistants Sekemi Olunloyo, Gabi Whybrow, and Jordan Ogungbo on November 24th.
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