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    This document contains three risk assessments prepared by Miles Brown for the production of "Paint a Portrait" on January 29, 2024. The first assessment identifies risks at a swimming pool location, including heavy clothes, electrical equipment near water, tripping, slipping, chlorine in eyes, and hitting the pool bottom. The second assessment identifies low-level risks of tripping and wires at The Forge location. The third assessment identifies risks at a street house location such as sharp objects on stairs, cars on the road, tripping, and interacting with the general public and dogs. Solutions are provided for mitigating the identified risks.

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    This document contains three risk assessments prepared by Miles Brown for the production of "Paint a Portrait" on January 29, 2024. The first assessment identifies risks at a swimming pool location, including heavy clothes, electrical equipment near water, tripping, slipping, chlorine in eyes, and hitting the pool bottom. The second assessment identifies low-level risks of tripping and wires at The Forge location. The third assessment identifies risks at a street house location such as sharp objects on stairs, cars on the road, tripping, and interacting with the general public and dogs. Solutions are provided for mitigating the identified risks.

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    Risk Assessment - Sheet1

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    This document contains three risk assessments prepared by Miles Brown for the production of "Paint a Portrait" on January 29, 2024. The first assessment identifies risks at a swimming pool location, including heavy clothes, electrical equipment near water, tripping, slipping, chlorine in eyes, and hitting the pool bottom. The second assessment identifies low-level risks of tripping and wires at The Forge location. The third assessment identifies risks at a street house location such as sharp objects on stairs, cars on the road, tripping, and interacting with the general public and dogs. Solutions are provided for mitigating the identified risks.

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    Risk assessment

    TITLE: Paint a portrait


    PRODUCER: Miles Brown
    DATE: 29th Jan 2024
    Place: Swimming pool
    Risk Level Solution
    Heavy clothes Mid Have people ready to help the actor
    Eletrical equipment near water Mid Make sure all equipment is in a water proof cover or away from water
    Tripping Low Make sure to be careful
    Slipping Low Make sure to be careful and no running
    Chlorine in eyes Low Check with the actor constantly and cover eyes if possible
    Hitting pool bottom Mid Make actor jump into the deepest parts and stay away from the shallow

    Risk assessment

    TITLE: Paint a portrait


    PRODUCER: Miles Brown
    DATE: 29th Jan 2024
    Place: The Forge
    Risk Level Solution
    Tripping Low Make sure everyone is careful of wear they are
    Wires Low Make sure everyone is careful of wear they are
    General public Low Make it obvious we are in thee room

    Risk assessment

    TITLE: Paint a portrait


    PRODUCER: Miles Brown
    DATE: 29th Jan 2024
    Place: Street - house
    Risk Level Solution
    Sharp objects on stairs Mid Inform the actor and make sure everyone is careful
    Cars on road High Stay off roads and look around before crossing them
    Tripping Low Make sure to be careful
    General public Mid Stay out of people's ways
    Dogs Low Stay out of people's ways and avoid animals if possible

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