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© Commonwealth of Australia | Licensed under AEShareNet S Licence Common hazards at events Stage area List hazards

© Commonwealth of Australia | Licensed under AEShareNet S Licence Common hazards at events Stage area Electrical hazard: audio equipment Physical hazard: equipment and leads Noise hazard: audio equipment

© Commonwealth of Australia | Licensed under AEShareNet S Licence Common hazards at events Crowds List hazards

© Commonwealth of Australia | Licensed under AEShareNet S Licence Common hazards at events Crowds Physical hazard: human behaviour

© Commonwealth of Australia | Licensed under AEShareNet S Licence Common hazards at events Food and beverage outlets List hazards

© Commonwealth of Australia | Licensed under AEShareNet S Licence Common hazards at events Food and beverage outlets Biological hazard: food poisoning Fire or explosion hazard: electrical or gas equipment

© Commonwealth of Australia | Licensed under AEShareNet S Licence Common hazards at events Toilet facilities List hazards

© Commonwealth of Australia | Licensed under AEShareNet S Licence Common hazards at events Toilet facilities Biological hazard: non-maintained facilities

© Commonwealth of Australia | Licensed under AEShareNet S Licence Common hazards at events Fire works display List hazards

© Commonwealth of Australia | Licensed under AEShareNet S Licence Common hazards at events Fire works display Chemical/hazardous substance hazards: faulty manufacturing or use

© Commonwealth of Australia | Licensed under AEShareNet S Licence Common hazards at events Traffic List hazards

© Commonwealth of Australia | Licensed under AEShareNet S Licence Common hazards at events Traffic Mechanical hazard: trucks and other vehicles moving around the site during bump-in and bump-out

© Commonwealth of Australia | Licensed under AEShareNet S Licence Common hazards at events Weather List hazards

© Commonwealth of Australia | Licensed under AEShareNet S Licence Common hazards at events Weather Physical hazard: extreme temperatures causing sunburn, fatigue, exhaustion, chills

© Commonwealth of Australia | Licensed under AEShareNet S Licence Common hazards at events Work practices List hazards

© Commonwealth of Australia | Licensed under AEShareNet S Licence Common hazards at events Work practices Physical hazards: such as manual handling; can cause serious injuries

© Commonwealth of Australia | Licensed under AEShareNet S Licence Common hazards at events Work environment List hazards

© Commonwealth of Australia | Licensed under AEShareNet S Licence Common hazards at events Work environment Biological and physical hazards: cleanliness and suitabiity of the work environment

© Commonwealth of Australia | Licensed under AEShareNet S Licence Common hazards at events Amusements List hazards

© Commonwealth of Australia | Licensed under AEShareNet S Licence Common hazards at events Amusements Mechanical hazard: Faulty equipment