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This document records a risk assessment for filming a documentary at an address. It identifies potential hazards such as tripping over the tripod or slipping on the wooden floor. It rates the risks and identifies people affected. Existing controls are noted such as standing clear of the tripod and wearing shoes. Further actions are identified like being careful when moving around equipment. The form provides a structure to methodically identify hazards, risks, controls and additional actions needed to reduce risks.
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