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    Risk Assessment Template

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    The risk assessment form identifies potential hazards at a photoshoot location, including falling off the decking, kitchen fires from appliances, broken glasses, and fires from the fireplace. It lists groups that could be harmed, existing controls to reduce risk, and additional actions that could further reduce risk, such as installing a railing around the decking, unplugging appliances, removing glasses from the kitchen, and turning off the gas. The form also provides a risk rating matrix to evaluate risk levels and determine appropriate actions.

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    Risk Assessment Template

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    The risk assessment form identifies potential hazards at a photoshoot location, including falling off the decking, kitchen fires from appliances, broken glasses, and fires from the fireplace. It lists groups that could be harmed, existing controls to reduce risk, and additional actions that could further reduce risk, such as installing a railing around the decking, unplugging appliances, removing glasses from the kitchen, and turning off the gas. The form also provides a risk rating matrix to evaluate risk levels and determine appropriate actions.

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    The risk assessment form identifies potential hazards at a photoshoot location, including falling off the decking, kitchen fires from appliances, broken glasses, and fires from the fireplace. It lists groups that could be harmed, existing controls to reduce risk, and additional actions that could further reduce risk, such as installing a railing around the decking, unplugging appliances, removing glasses from the kitchen, and turning off the gas. The form also provides a risk rating matrix to evaluate risk levels and determine appropriate actions.

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    Risk Assessment Template

    Uploaded by

    Liam Lynn
    The risk assessment form identifies potential hazards at a photoshoot location, including falling off the decking, kitchen fires from appliances, broken glasses, and fires from the fireplace. It lists groups that could be harmed, existing controls to reduce risk, and additional actions that could further reduce risk, such as installing a railing around the decking, unplugging appliances, removing glasses from the kitchen, and turning off the gas. The form also provides a risk rating matrix to evaluate risk levels and determine appropriate actions.

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    RISK ASSESSMENT RECORDING FORM

    Location or
    Address: 10 Guernsey close
    Activity or
    Situation photoshoot
    (1)

    Hazard

    Date Assessment
    Undertaken: 4th march 2016
    Review
    Date:
    Risk

    Assessment undertaken
    By: Liam Lynn
    Signature

    (2) Who might be harmed and how?

    (3) What controls exist to reduce


    risk

    (4) What action can be taken


    to further reduce risk?

    Falling off the decking.

    The model could trip over on the


    decking.

    Be sensible on the decking and


    use the step to get onto it.

    A railing or fence could be put


    around the side of the decking to
    reduce the risk of falling.

    A risk of fire in the kitchen

    If any appliances are accidentally


    left on in the kitchen it could cause a
    fire and harm the model or
    photographer.

    Make sure all the appliances are


    switched off or are away from
    anything flammable.

    Unplug and remove all of the


    appliances from the kitchen.

    Glasses in the kitchen could get


    smashed

    If any glass was to get smashed in


    the kitchen it could harm both the
    model and photographer.

    Make sure all the glasses are put


    back into the cupboard and not left
    out on the side.

    The fire place in the living room could


    cause a fire

    If the fireplace was to cause a fire in


    the living room the model and
    photographer may be harmed and
    anybody else in the house could be
    harmed.

    Make sure that there is nothing


    flammable near the fire place and
    make sure it is turned off while the
    photoshoot is taking place.

    Take all of the glasses out of the


    kitchen and put them in a different
    room while the photoshoot is
    taking place.
    To reduce the risk further the gas
    in the house could be switched off
    to ensure no possible fires.

    1. List hazards something with the potential to cause harm here:


    Seek to quantify the level of risk the likelihood of harm arising based on the number of persons affected, how often they are exposed to the hazard and the
    severity of any consequence.
    2. List groups of people who are especially at risk from the significant hazards which you have identified
    3. List existing controls here or note where the information may be found

    4. List the risks which are not adequately controlled and the action you will take. Have regard for the level of risk, the cost of any action and the benefit you expect to
    gain.

    (1)

    Hazard

    Risk

    (2) Who might be harmed and how?

    (3) What controls exist to reduce


    risk

    (5) What action can be taken


    to further reduce risk?

    RISK RATING
    a SEVERITY

    b LIKELIHOOD

    c FINAL SCORE RATING: what needs to be done

    Dying or being permanently disabled

    Will almost certainly happen

    Serious injury/long term illness

    Highly likely to happen

    Temporary disability/3 days off sick

    Not so likely

    Will need medical attention

    Even less likely

    Minor injury eg. Bruise, graze

    Unlikely to happen at all

    16-25 Stop! Do not start activity again until risk is


    controlled
    10-15 High risk level, High priority. Take action
    straight away to control the risk
    6-9
    Medium risk level. Tighten up controls and
    make a plan to do something about risk
    3-5
    Fairly low risk level. Low priority but keep
    possible action in mind
    1-2
    Low or trivial risk. No further action
    required.

    SO: a x b = c
    Action Required

    Responsible Person

    Date for Completion

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