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    This document lists several hazards for a film shoot and provides information about who is at risk, how dangerous each hazard is, control measures, and who is responsible. The main hazards include tripping over wires, slipping on a wet exterior floor, burning hands on hot key lights, electrocution from lights, and epileptic fits from blinking lights. The risks range from low to medium, with electrocution and epileptic fits posing more danger. Control measures include removing wires, wearing gripped shoes, not touching hot equipment, monitoring light temperatures, and avoiding casting actors with photosensitive epilepsy. The filming crew is responsible for most of the control measures and safety.

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    This document lists several hazards for a film shoot and provides information about who is at risk, how dangerous each hazard is, control measures, and who is responsible. The main hazards include tripping over wires, slipping on a wet exterior floor, burning hands on hot key lights, electrocution from lights, and epileptic fits from blinking lights. The risks range from low to medium, with electrocution and epileptic fits posing more danger. Control measures include removing wires, wearing gripped shoes, not touching hot equipment, monitoring light temperatures, and avoiding casting actors with photosensitive epilepsy. The filming crew is responsible for most of the control measures and safety.

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    This document lists several hazards for a film shoot and provides information about who is at risk, how dangerous each hazard is, control measures, and who is responsible. The main hazards include tripping over wires, slipping on a wet exterior floor, burning hands on hot key lights, electrocution from lights, and epileptic fits from blinking lights. The risks range from low to medium, with electrocution and epileptic fits posing more danger. Control measures include removing wires, wearing gripped shoes, not touching hot equipment, monitoring light temperatures, and avoiding casting actors with photosensitive epilepsy. The filming crew is responsible for most of the control measures and safety.

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    This document lists several hazards for a film shoot and provides information about who is at risk, how dangerous each hazard is, control measures, and who is responsible. The main hazards include tripping over wires, slipping on a wet exterior floor, burning hands on hot key lights, electrocution from lights, and epileptic fits from blinking lights. The risks range from low to medium, with electrocution and epileptic fits posing more danger. Control measures include removing wires, wearing gripped shoes, not touching hot equipment, monitoring light temperatures, and avoiding casting actors with photosensitive epilepsy. The filming crew is responsible for most of the control measures and safety.

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    HAZARD

    WHOS AT RISK

    POSSIBILITY

    Tripping over
    wires

    Everyone

    Low

    HOW
    DANGEROUS
    *(A-E)
    C

    Slipping on wet
    floor (Exterior of
    Location)

    Everyone but
    more so the
    Actors.

    Low-Medium

    Burning hands on
    key lights.

    Filming crew

    Coloured screens
    for key lights
    melting

    CONTROL MEASURES

    RESPONSIBILITY OF.

    Do not wires in the area


    that people will be
    constantly walking in.

    Filming Crew

    Wear gripped shoes.

    Filming Crew and Actors

    Medium

    Filming Crew and Actors

    Anybody near the


    lights mostly
    filming crew

    Low

    C-D

    Electrocution

    Filming crew

    Low

    C-D

    Don t put hands on the


    hot area of lights.
    Wait for equipment to
    cool down before
    touching it.
    Dont let lights get too
    hot keep an eye on
    them; turn off when not
    using them
    Dont put any exposed
    plugs etc near water.

    Epileptic fit from


    key lights blinking

    People with
    Photosensitive
    Epilepsy

    Very Low

    B-C

    Dont have an epileptic


    Actor.

    Filming Crew


    *A = High Danger E = Low Danger

    Filming Crew

    Filming Crew

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