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Risk assessment for producing the magazine

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Liam Vogel

This risk assessment document identifies hazards for a camera shot including weather, tripping, choking, and repetitive strain injuries. It recommends wearing appropriate clothing for the weather, clearing obstacles from the shooting area, ensuring camera straps are not too tight, and taking regular breaks when working on a computer to prevent repetitive strain injuries and back/neck pain.

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RISK ASSESSMENT Hazard Who it may affect How to prevent the hazard Weather Everyone involved in the camera shot (The person taking the photo and also the person posing) Wear appropriate clothing. For example when raining wear a coat to keep you warm and dry or if its sunny wear a hat to block out the sun light. Tripping over Everyone involved in the camera shot (The person taking the photo and also the person posing) Make sure the area has been cleared of any obstacles which may be in the way when taking the photograph Choking The person taking the photograph Make sure the camera strap is not too tight around your neck RSI (Repetitive Straining Injury) Editor or any one who has been working at a computer for too long. Make sure you take breaks every hour or 2. Don't work on a keyboard for any longer than 2 hours Back and Neck pains Editor or any one who has been working at a computer for too long. Make sure you are sitting up in a comfortable position. Make sure you are sitting in a ergonomic chair that feels comfortable to sit on.

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Risk assessment for producing the magazine

  • 1. RISK ASSESSMENT Hazard Who it may affect How to prevent the hazard Weather Everyone involved in the camera shot (The person taking the photo and also the person posing) Wear appropriate clothing. For example when raining wear a coat to keep you warm and dry or if its sunny wear a hat to block out the sun light. Tripping over Everyone involved in the camera shot (The person taking the photo and also the person posing) Make sure the area has been cleared of any obstacles which may be in the way when taking the photograph Choking The person taking the photograph Make sure the camera strap is not too tight around your neck RSI (Repetitive Straining Injury) Editor or any one who has been working at a computer for too long. Make sure you take breaks every hour or 2. Don't work on a keyboard for any longer than 2 hours Back and Neck pains Editor or any one who has been working at a computer for too long. Make sure you are sitting up in a comfortable position. Make sure you are sitting in a ergonomic chair that feels comfortable to sit on.