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Curtis Groombridge
Curtis Groombridge

This document provides examples of potential safety hazards when using equipment like tripods and laptops, as well as recommendations for safe working practices to avoid risks like tripping, dropping items, and spills. It advises securing cameras to tripods, holding laptops with both hands, eating away from work areas, thoroughly washing hands after eating, and cleaning up any spills on the floor.

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NAME: Curtis Groombridge POTENTIAL HAZARDS & SAFETY RISKS EXAMPLE OF SAFE WORKING Tripping over the Legs Making sure there is enough space around the tripod Dropping the Camera Securely attach the camera to the tripod or use neckstrap when using handheld Bumping into someone while carrying the laptop and dropping it Hold the laptop with both hands and make sure that you're careful about your surroundings Not washing your hands after eating,causing crumbs and grease to spread around. Eat away from the workplace and make sure to thoroughly wash your hands after Spilling drink onto the floor causing a slipping hazard Drink outside. Or if it is spilt inside, make sure to clean it up before anyone walks in the area.

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Health and safety 1

  • 1. NAME: Curtis Groombridge POTENTIAL HAZARDS & SAFETY RISKS EXAMPLE OF SAFE WORKING Tripping over the Legs Making sure there is enough space around the tripod Dropping the Camera Securely attach the camera to the tripod or use neckstrap when using handheld Bumping into someone while carrying the laptop and dropping it Hold the laptop with both hands and make sure that you're careful about your surroundings Not washing your hands after eating,causing crumbs and grease to spread around. Eat away from the workplace and make sure to thoroughly wash your hands after Spilling drink onto the floor causing a slipping hazard Drink outside. Or if it is spilt inside, make sure to clean it up before anyone walks in the area.