aim: to construct a health and safety assessment of one or more photo shoots you will be conducting for my magaze considering all possible eventualities

• key skills : professional responsibility
• applying my knowledge of professional practices
• showing my forethought and evidence of planning an event
• using the opportunity to research independently for my individual situation

TUC - Trade union congress

The health and safety at work act 1974

• had to be followed by all people who employed people
• h&s commission was created

NUJ

• represents uk journalists and protects their rights
• has a committee which meets just to discuss H&S

What types of risks may there be in a photo-shoot

• Epilepsy - someone could have a bad reaction to the camera flash causing them to have a fit
• tripping over wires, there could be a loose wire from the camera causing one of them to fall over and injure themselves
• fire - as there is electricity the wire could split and this could either burn/ electrocute them
• dropping equipment 

hazard:  anything that can cause harm e.g. - a chemical
risk: How great the chance that someone will be harmed by the hazard

the likely effects of the hazards are - major, serious or slight

what are the main hazards within the location of your photo-shoot?

• paint fumes that are on the white wall of Mr Salter's office, this could affect some people differently than others.
• tripping on wires that could be loose

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