Risk assessment for pub
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This risk assessment document evaluates risks associated with filming at a pub/bar for a student project. It identifies seven potential risks: taking equipment into the location, bumping into others, heavy equipment being dropped, uncooperative members of the public, dangerous surroundings, liquid spills, and travel to the location. For each risk, it rates the degree using scales for worst outcome, probability, and overall risk. It then lists existing and required control measures to mitigate the risks, such as notifying location staff, securing equipment, asking permission before filming people, and ensuring safe areas and travel.
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