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RAMS · NL-2315Simulated

Podcast studio mixer hums

3 hazards · highest after controls: Low · approved by Sam Okafor

RAMS NL-2315: Podcast studio mixer hums

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Generated from the record, reviewed by Sam Okafor

Client
Quillmark Publishing
Site
Seattle studio, Podcast studio
When
Wed 7 Oct
Crew
Tessa Quinn
For
QM-1142 · visit ready
Generated
28 Sep 2026, 08:15

The work, and what the record says

  • Fault-find the audio · Listed on the job
  • Northlight's survey (Podcast studio, 9 Jul 2026, Tessa Quinn): ceiling 3 m
  • Northlight's survey (Podcast studio, 9 Jul 2026, Tessa Quinn): acoustic panels on the ceiling; nothing is fixed above head height for this job
  • Northlight's survey (Podcast studio, 9 Jul 2026, Tessa Quinn): a working studio, booked in slots

Risk after controls

Likelihood up, 1 rare to 5 almost certainSeverity across, 1 to 5

Low, 1 to 4Medium, 5 to 12High, 15 and above

Before controls: 0 high, 3 medium, 0 low.

Hazards and controls

  1. H1Working in an occupied space

    A working studio, booked in slots: staff and visitors pass close to the work.

    Who might be harmed
    Staff and visitors
    Controls
    • Barriers and signs round the work area
    • Noisy work and drilling booked with the site contact, out of hours where possible
    • Corridors and doors kept clear; cables never left across a walkway

    Source: Northlight's survey (Podcast studio, 9 Jul 2026, Tessa Quinn): a working studio, booked in slots

    Before Medium · 3 × 3After Low · 1 × 3
  2. H2Loud sound while testing audio

    Fault-finding a mixer can produce sudden loud feedback or hum.

    Who might be harmed
    The crew; Staff and visitors
    Controls
    • Outputs muted before connecting; levels brought up slowly
    • Headphones kept off while the level is unknown
    • The studio booked empty while testing

    Source: Task: fault-find the audio (listed on the job)

    Before Medium · 2 × 3After Low · 1 × 2
  3. H3Working alone

    One person on the visit: no one to raise the alarm after a fall or a shock.

    Who might be harmed
    The crew member
    Controls
    • Check-in calls with Northlight at arrival, midday and departure
    • The client's site contact knows where the work is
    • No work at height alone

    Source: The visit books one person

    Before Medium · 2 × 4After Low · 1 × 4

Method statement

  1. Before the visit. This RAMS approved and briefed to the crew; badges, induction and access confirmed; kit reserved and loaded.
  2. Arrive and sign in. Sign in with Quillmark Publishing's site contact; agree the work area and any times to avoid. (H1)
  3. Set up the work area. Barriers and signs round the area; floor protection where kit is moved. (H1)
  4. Find the hum. Outputs muted, then each source brought up in turn until the fault shows. (H2)
  5. Clear up and hand back. Waste and packaging removed; the area handed back to the site contact; the as-built recorded on the job.

Personal protective equipment

  • Safety boots

Emergency arrangements

  • No first aider on the crew: use the site's first aiders, named at induction
  • The site's fire alarm, assembly point and first aiders: confirmed at induction (not in the record)
  • Emergency services: 911
  • Report any incident to Quillmark Publishing's site contact and to Northlight's safety lead the same day

Competence: the crew's certifications

The work needs no certification beyond the site's own induction.

Certifications from Northlight's crew record (Tessa Quinn), checked on the last day of the work. 9 kinds are tracked, from CTS to site safety cards.

Review and sign-off

PreparedGenerated from the record28 Sep 2026, 08:15 · from the space, the job's tasks and the crew's certifications
Reviewed and approvedSam Okafor28 Sep 2026, 08:45
Briefed toRoleSignatureDate
Tessa QuinnInstaller

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