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Risks• Stairs often get slippery making it a

hazard to both camera equipment and crew.

• The railings on the side of the stairs are weak and could break if too much pressure is put on them making them a potential hazard to crew and equipment.

SolutionBe aware if the stairs are slippery to wear appropriate footwear in order to minimize the chance of falling.

Don’t rely on the railings for support.

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RisksRisk of injury due to pieces of glass and other sharp objects potentially injuring crew and/or damaging equipment.SolutionMake sure to wear appropriate footwear.

RisksFalling rocks are an issue and can occur frequently making the area potentially hazardous to

camera and crew.Could trip over fallen rocks making it a hazard to the crew.

SolutionBe aware of signs that rocks might give way and if necessary move away from the area until its

safe to return.

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RisksThe box contains a variety of sharp glass objects some being clear making them difficult to see meaning they could cause a potential injury to the crew.Solution Check the area carefully before filming to ensure that no glass clear or otherwise is on the floor.

HomeRisksRisk of falling rocks from the cliff above.Solution Avoid the rocks and watch for signs of danger.

RisksThere is no lifeguard present meaning there is an increased danger from the sea.

The tide often comes in quickly making the sea a potential hazard.Solution

We have found the coastguard number for the area and the lifeguard station is very close by.The tide is not a problem as the access to the beach is at the back making it unlikely we can get cut off.

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• In case of emergency we have took note of any numbers that could be helpful in the event of an accident.

• Coast Guard number: 01792 366 534• Hospital number: 01271 322 577For the lifeboat we need to call 999 and ask for the lifeguard.

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