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Risk Assessment

Shaun Hayden conducted a risk assessment for a media academy project that identified five potential hazards: tripping on cables, tripping over chairs, tripping on tripod legs, falling over while filming, and being hit by a car while filming on the street. The assessment assigned risk ratings of low to the first four hazards due to control measures like taping down cables, clearing areas, and having spotters. Filming on the street was deemed a medium risk due to the difficulty of controlling vehicle traffic.

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Risk Assessment

Shaun Hayden conducted a risk assessment for a media academy project that identified five potential hazards: tripping on cables, tripping over chairs, tripping on tripod legs, falling over while filming, and being hit by a car while filming on the street. The assessment assigned risk ratings of low to the first four hazards due to control measures like taping down cables, clearing areas, and having spotters. Filming on the street was deemed a medium risk due to the difficulty of controlling vehicle traffic.

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Name Shaun Hayden Media Academy Advert Risk Assessment No.

1 2 3 4 5 6 Risk rating: High: Current controls totally inadequate with serious consequences, death(s), serious injury, long term illness, health. Or there is a very high probability of the hazard occurring. Medium: Current controls still poor but consequences less serious: Minor injury, short term ill health with no lasting effects. Low: Current controls are adequate to minimise the risk so far as reasonably practicable. Hazard Tripping on cables Tripping over chairs Tripping on tripod legs Falling over Watching for cars Existing Control Measure Duck tape all cables to the floor so there is no risk of tripping Make sure the area we need is clear and safe to film in Make sure the area around the tripod is clear and warn the actors about the legs of the tripod When filming tracking shots and the cameraman is walking backwards make sure there is no objects in the way and perhaps have someone behind them to catch them if the fall When filming on the street, make sure if the actors need to cross the road that they are aware and alert for cars, it can always be refilmed if cars are passing through. Risk Rating Low Low Low Low Medium

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