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    This risk assessment document identifies 5 potential hazards during a film shoot at a museum. The hazards include slips and trips, working in low light, unattended camera equipment, vehicles, and confined spaces. Controls are outlined for each hazard, such as taking care when moving, using LED lamps, having an experienced operator, limiting vehicle speed and movement, and restricting the number of people and equipment in confined spaces. The overall document evaluates and provides mitigation strategies for risks that could result in injuries during the film shoot.

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    This risk assessment document identifies 5 potential hazards during a film shoot at a museum. The hazards include slips and trips, working in low light, unattended camera equipment, vehicles, and confined spaces. Controls are outlined for each hazard, such as taking care when moving, using LED lamps, having an experienced operator, limiting vehicle speed and movement, and restricting the number of people and equipment in confined spaces. The overall document evaluates and provides mitigation strategies for risks that could result in injuries during the film shoot.

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    Risk Assessment: ID Hazards Danger Level Controls Auth

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    This risk assessment document identifies 5 potential hazards during a film shoot at a museum. The hazards include slips and trips, working in low light, unattended camera equipment, vehicles, and confined spaces. Controls are outlined for each hazard, such as taking care when moving, using LED lamps, having an experienced operator, limiting vehicle speed and movement, and restricting the number of people and equipment in confined spaces. The overall document evaluates and provides mitigation strategies for risks that could result in injuries during the film shoot.

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    Josh Rowles

    Risk Assessment
    ID

    01.

    Hazards

    Danger
    Level

    Controls

    Hazard

    Location

    Cause of risk

    Possible Outcome

    Slips and trips

    ALL

    Not looking
    where you are
    going

    Cuts & bruises,


    Sprains & Strains,
    Broken bones

    Take care when moving and


    filming

    Objects in the
    way
    02.

    Working in low light

    Inside the
    Museum

    Trips & Falls

    Cuts & bruises,


    Sprains & Strains,
    Broken bones

    Crew with torches / LED lamps

    03.

    Camera Equipment

    ALL

    Left
    Unattended

    Cuts & bruises,


    Sprains & Strains,
    Broken bones

    Experienced operator

    04.

    Vehicles

    Main
    Gate/Entrance

    Low light
    Rough Ground

    Hit by car

    Clear set when cars are moving,


    keep to planned movements,
    slow speed

    05.

    Confined Space

    Vulcan Cockpit

    Many people in Damaged


    the confined
    Equipment, falls on
    space.
    ladders, bang
    heads.

    Limit the amount of Equipment


    needed in the cockpit as well as
    the amount of people. Take time
    in entering and leaving the
    cockpit.

    Auth.

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