11-
Saltburn cliffs from the bottom
and top.
-Health and
safety risks/preparation
-Assess surroundings, put up barrier close
to edge to warn people from going to near.
- Assess ground condition to make sure its
not to slippery and no risk of crumbling.
- From the bottom make sure that you are
sheltered or out of the field of falling rocks or pebbles from the cliff face.
- Make sure that the tide is not due to come
in, and make sure that you have an exit strategy incase of a sudden tide.
-Check weather forecast, if forecast for
rain or snow, make sure you have a shelter for you equipment, if forecast for
hot weather make sure you have a shaded area to put your equipment to avoid
over heating, make sure plenty of water is on hand incase of de-hydration.
-Make sure all equipment is secured, in a
safe place, or make sure that your camera strap is around your neck to avoid
dropping and damaging the camera.
2-By a Riverside.
-Health
and safety risks/preparation
-Assess surroundings, be sure to clearly mark
the rivers edge, and put up a barrier to make sure no one falls in
-Be sure to assess ground condition, check
for bumps, delves, patches of wet mud.
-Be sure to check for animals habitats’ and
be sure not to disturb them
-Be sure that all your equipment in=s kept
away from the waters edge when not in use, and that it is secured or safe while
in use near the waters edge.
-Check weather forecast, check for flood
history and future flood warnings, check for any swamp or marsh land that may
be become saturated and dangerous if it rains.
-Be sure that any one having to be in the
water is wearing the appropriate clothing, and make sure that there is a medic
on standby incase of any slips in the water.
-Be sure that if the river is frozen not be
on the ice, as it may crack and you may fall through.
3-Woodland Location.
-Be sure to assess the ground, check for
delves, bumps, roots, nettles, poisonous plants, mole hills, badger or rabbit
holes, large puddles, animal leavings, small habitats, any burrows or nests.
-Make sure you clearly mark where you are
photographing so that no one wonders through.
-Check that you
are not obstructing a cycle path, or hiking route.
-
Make sure that you have checked the weather forecast and have prepared
accordingly, for example if it is forecast to rain be sure that you have a
shelter in place to shelter both you and your equipment. Also if it is raining
then be sure that people are wearing correct the footwear to avoid tripping and
or slipping.
4- High Building from a height.
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Be sure that a barrier is set
up near the edge of the structure to avoid anyone falling over the edge, or if necessary
hook people up to safety ropes so if they do fall they will not fall to their
death.
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Be sure to check on the ground
for any tripping hazards such as loose wires, uneven ground, or pipes.
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Be sure that you are in a safe
position and also one that will not obstruct anyone else’s work.
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Be sure that you are prepared
for gale winds of harsh rain, have appropriate clothes on and be sure to have a
shelter ready, and a safety plan to evacuate the area in case of a fire or
other emergency.
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Be sure that your equipment is
secured on to yourself or onto something to avoid dropping the equipment, as
this could cause serious injury.
5-Busy Town Centre in Rush Hour
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Be sure to stand in a safe
location, for example do not stand too close the road.
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Be sure that you are not
obstructing traffic or any public footpaths.
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Be sure to assess your location
for hazards like tripping, for example make sure you know where the curb is.
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Be sure that if you are
photographing business’ or people that you have their permission to do so.
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Be sure to check the forecast,
if it is due to rain be sure to wear appropriate clothing, and to have a
shelter ready for you and your equipment.
-
Be sure that you are prepared
for any eventuality with the weather for example snow, gale force wind, etc. …
6-Studio Fashion Shoot.
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Be sure to check for tripping
hazards such as wires, or cases for equipment.
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Be sure that equipment such as
lights and fans are not overheated or left on too long.
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Be sure to keep liquids away
from electrical equipment
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Be sure that any plug sockets
are not overloaded and make sure that when not in use they are switched off
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Be sure that all equipment is
clearly marked and is not left obstructing any fire exits, or left anywhere
that could cause a tripping hazard.
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