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Radio Show Risk Assessment Form

The document is a risk assessment form for recording a radio show at the Oakes Radio Studio. It identifies four potential risks: equipment getting broken if wires are dangling; people tripping on wires and getting hurt; electrical fires from bringing drinks into the studio; and breaking the microphone from loud noises. For each risk, it proposes control methods like securing wires, warning of tripping hazards, only drinking outside the studio, and warning interviewees about loud noises near the microphone. It also provides a risk rating matrix to evaluate the probability and severity of each risk.

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Radio Show Risk Assessment Form

The document is a risk assessment form for recording a radio show at the Oakes Radio Studio. It identifies four potential risks: equipment getting broken if wires are dangling; people tripping on wires and getting hurt; electrical fires from bringing drinks into the studio; and breaking the microphone from loud noises. For each risk, it proposes control methods like securing wires, warning of tripping hazards, only drinking outside the studio, and warning interviewees about loud noises near the microphone. It also provides a risk rating matrix to evaluate the probability and severity of each risk.

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Risk Assessment Form

Premises/land to be used Oakes Radio Studio


Date(s) 11/06/2019
Company/project name ‘Sleep Tight, Sleep Right’ Radio Show

Task/Activity that could Potential Risk How I will control them Risk Rating
be harmful
Frequency Severity Total
Using recording equipment The microphone/recorder could I will make sure there are no dangling wires 4 1 4
get broken. that could be used to accidentally pull the
equipment onto the floor.

Using recording equipment People could trip over I will make sure people are warned of any 3 1 3
equipment and hurt themselves. trailing wires and these will be tucked away as
much as possible.
Bringing drinks into the Electrical fire Since it will only be me in the studio, I will 2 4 8
studio make sure that if I need a drink I will do so
outside the room.
Making loud noises Could break the microphone. Let the interviewees know that loud noises 3 1 3
near the microphone, e.g. dropping
something, can damage the microphone.

Total = frequency x severity

Probable frequency Severity


1 = Improbable 1 = Trivial injuries
2 = Possible 2 = Minor injuries
3 = Occasional 3 = Major injury to one person
4 = Frequent 4 = Major injuries to several people
5 = Regular 5 = Death to one person
6 = Common 6 = Multiple deaths

Proposed filming in or on privately owned or occupied premises and land


Site details Oakes College Cambridge
Address The Netherhall School
Queen Edith's Way,
Cambridge CB1 8NN
Parts of site to be used Oakes Radio Studio
Date(s) and time(s) of set up Start 11/06/19 10:00 am Finish 11/06/19 11:15 am

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