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    This document summarizes potential hazards in a voice acting studio, including tripping hazards from microphone wires, microphone and paper stands that could fall over, spilled water damaging equipment, falling microphone stands, and power outages causing issues in the dark. It evaluates the risks of each hazard, current controls, and further actions that could be taken to reduce the risks, such as warning of trip hazards, keeping the studio tidy, limiting drinks to bottled water in another room, avoiding falling distances for microphone stands, and having flashlights ready in case of blackouts.

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    This document summarizes potential hazards in a voice acting studio, including tripping hazards from microphone wires, microphone and paper stands that could fall over, spilled water damaging equipment, falling microphone stands, and power outages causing issues in the dark. It evaluates the risks of each hazard, current controls, and further actions that could be taken to reduce the risks, such as warning of trip hazards, keeping the studio tidy, limiting drinks to bottled water in another room, avoiding falling distances for microphone stands, and having flashlights ready in case of blackouts.

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    Equiptment May Get Damag: Hazard Person Who May Be Harmed / Property Damages

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    This document summarizes potential hazards in a voice acting studio, including tripping hazards from microphone wires, microphone and paper stands that could fall over, spilled water damaging equipment, falling microphone stands, and power outages causing issues in the dark. It evaluates the risks of each hazard, current controls, and further actions that could be taken to reduce the risks, such as warning of trip hazards, keeping the studio tidy, limiting drinks to bottled water in another room, avoiding falling distances for microphone stands, and having flashlights ready in case of blackouts.

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    Hazard Person who may be harmed / property damages

    Wires from Mics - Tripping Hazard Voice actors may be injured and Mics may fall on floor and get damaged.
    Paper stands - May fall over May injur a voice actor and could damage property inside.
    Water may be spilt - breaking equipt. Technology equiptment may get damaged and can cause slipping hazard
    Mic stands - Falling over Mics may get damaged
    Lights - Power cut Equiptment may get damaged while exiting in the dark
    Control in already place Risk assessment
    Studio is tidied Moderate
    Ensure stands are stable Moderate
    Keep water bottled - safe cap Modertate
    Check stands beforehand Low
    Clear exiting path Low
    Further action to control risk
    Warn voice actors of tripping hazard and keep wires to one side
    Keep stands as short as possible to limit area of possible fall and keep studio tidy
    Sign outside stating no drinks - bottled water kept in seperate room for voice actors
    Keep mics stands on the desk, avoid falling distance if stands give way.
    Bring tourch and check weather to see if that may cause a black out.

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