The meaning and purpose of potential hazards/risk assessments is to ensure I know exactly what the hazards are within my photoshoot and what their risks are. By knowing this I can come up with control measures to stop anything wrong from happening. This is to make sure no equipment is broken, and anyone involved in the shoot including models and people photographing are not hurt or injured.
Risk Assessment:
A risk assessment is to ensure that all risks are identified so that we know any hazards before we start filming and can prevent any problems from happening.
Key:
Assessment:
Specified risks to photoshoot:
The image above is a perfect example of the hazards and risks that come with the lighting in the media studies room. The model could become too hot sitting directly next to bright lighting, there is also a risk that the model could get a headache from sitting in a hot and bright environment for so long.
We will take regular breaks so the model can get some fresh air and possibly water while we turn all the lighting off to let it cool down so that it does not get too hot.
Here there is a high risk of damaging equipment while moving it around the room, for example the laptop in the image above.
By ensuring that we do not damage the laptop by moving it around is firstly, always carry it in a laptop case, and secondly ensuring that wherever we are moving too, the floor is clear with no loose cables that we could trip over and then drop equipment.
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