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Recce

Above is the picture of recce of the locations that I am using to take photos for my poster.

Risks and hazards

1.    Fire Hazard -yes

2.    Equipment failure/damage -yes

3.    Crew -no

4.    Shooting permission -yes

5.    Environmental hazards  -no

6.    Violence -no

7.    Offensive language -no

8.    Release forms -no

9.    Rights to use material/footage/buildings/other -no

Which numbers apply? Give details as to your solutions

1-there is a lot of electrical equipment in the studio and

there is a chance that something could catch fire.

2-the camera that is being used for taking the pictures

could be damaged or could be faulty, also the tripod

might get damaged or could be faulty.

4- I need to get permission from someone to let me take

some photos in the photography studio.

Risk assessment
location 1: studio

Hazard	Persons who may be harmed	Property which may be damaged	Risk controls already in place & persons responsible for communicating them	Risk Assessment LOW, MODERATE, HIGH, EXTREME	Further measures needed for reducing risk
Loose Wires	Anyone who is in the room for photoshoot as they may trip over the wires.	Equipment like the tripod and lighting could fall over and get damaged.	None.	Moderate	Tape the wires down.
Any type of Liquid being spilt. For example water.	Anyone who is in the room for the photoshoot.	Any of the equipment that is in the room.	None.	Low	Do not allow any liquid in the studio.

location 2: wall 

Hazard	Persons who may be harmed	Property which may be damaged	Risk controls already in place & persons responsible for communicating them	Risk Assessment LOW, MODERATE, HIGH, EXTREME	Further measures needed for reducing risk
Cars going in front of The wall.	The Person taking the photo. And people in the photo.	The equipment that the picture is being taken with.	None.	Low- it is a side road so not many people drive on it.	Ask people to not go down that road unless it is absolutely necessary for them to.
Pathway is not in best condition. Places for people to trip over.	People in the photo and the person taking the photo.	The property that could be damaged would be anything that the people in the photo or anyone taking the photo are holding.	None.	Moderate- quite a lot of places to trip over that are not that easy to see when it is dark.	Putting things where the cracks are to point out that there is something there.