Hazard
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People at risk
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Risk control in place
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Risk assessment (LOW. MODERATE, HIGH)
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Harm from sharp objects
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Actors
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Avoid any contact with sharp objects by filming or entering buildings differently.
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Moderate
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Being hit by vehicles/busy roads
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Actors and cameraman
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When crossing roads or filming in busy locations, we will be cautious of fast vehicles and signs that may warn us.
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Moderate
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Other people around us
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Actors and cameraman
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Be aware of the people surrounding us in particularly rough areas. Making sure we protect our camera gear
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Low
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Trip hazards
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Actors and cameraman
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Watch out for trip hazards and camera cables. Make sure cables are tucked away.
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Low
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Friday, 26 February 2016
Risk assessment table
Risk assessments are very important as they form an integral part of a good health and safety management plan. They help to create the awareness of the possible hazards and risks and identify who may be at risk (e.g. employees, contractors, public citizens etc). A risk assessment table helps diminish and evaluate potential risks before we start filming. One of the main factors of a risk assessment is to put something in place to minimise the hazard/risk.
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