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This risk assessment is for a student film titled "The Gift" filming on 10.12.19 at 43 Deerings Road in Reigate. The team members involved are listed as Amy Watt-Pringle, Molly Trubee, Abigail Slade, and Caitlin Briody. Hazards identified include falling downstairs, tripping over wires or a tripod, and being harmed by scissors. Control measures for each hazard, such as walking only and holding the handrail for falling downstairs, and keeping scissors in a safe place when not in use, are outlined to minimize risks to team members.
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Risk assessment 2
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