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Having a person who isn’t capable of holding back and decides to distract is definitely a hazard as the attention of the teacher or engineer or whomever be teaching the lesson or session is elsewhere. This can effect everyone. To solve this problem the teacher should be able to handle a situation like this and make it clear to everyone  about the dangers or messing around in a studio. Further action can be made by removing the student from the class.
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The problem with wearing headphones for to long this can cause headphone fatigue from loud volumes and listening to it for a long time. This normally effects producers and engineers as they sit in front of the speakers either mixing listening back or trying to work out certain sounds. To avoid from damaging your ears take breaks and give your ears a rest. Make sure your levels are at a good level which won’t destruct your hearing and definitely invest in a good pair of headphones. Key. As your ears as a musician is most important.
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Main hazards are food & drink, fires and uncovered cables, putting everyone or engineers especially as they work closely with all the wires so could be more specific for them. To avoid any of this . happening you can do checks of your cables once a week or after packing up a session to ensure no wires are broken or and uncovered. Doing electrical tests as well making sure an electrician comes in and does a certified check which then will present a passed lable in whihc you place on your device. To avoid damaged equiptment make sure no food or dink is bought into the studio and have signs to warn that you may not enter if you have drink or food.

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Going on to a new loaction there can be many things you are unaware of, for example slips, collisions, falling and obstructions. Clients, students amd employees entering the location could be involved in an accident or collision. To prevent this from happening you should do a location rece and check for possible hazards for exapmle steps if gone unoticed place a sign there or creating acesibility for disability person.
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Fire is one of the biggest hazards when it comes to places with a lot of electric items. Overblown fuses are very dangerous as they can catch fire quickly, electrical fires possibly caused by spillage of drinks or over voltage, blowing fuses and overheating systems. This can not only affect the people in the studio but the building the studio may be placed in. This can be solved very easily by turning off the electrical supply to the affected area stopping any chances of a blown fuse or overheating. Also another big problem people don't pay attention to, the type of fire extinguisher you use. Using a a carbon dioxide extinguisher is suitable for electrical fires. There should also be fire alarms, smoke detectors and sprinklers across the building as well as fire exits marked clearly and a map of where they are located. Further action to take is to do fire runs throughs to make people aware of what to do in a fire situation as well as regular fire alarms checks as sometimes they may not pick up the smoke
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The hazard about working in an unknown
environment is that you are unaware of your surroundings. Fire exits is a main example as well as who can access the studio and possible distracting students. Everyone can be at risk. To prevent accidents and unfortunate things happening you can point out fire exits, and have signs which clearly show the way of exiting during a fire. Access to the studio. If everyone could access an expensive studio with valuable equipment and no experience this is a recipe for disaster, so to stop this from happening get swipe cards which are authorised for only certain people, like a studio engineer or a teacher. Another one is distracting students, this can lead to many things as well as unwanted problems. For example pressing a button they shouldn't and handling cables in the incorrect way which could cost money to replace. To take further action and care for your working environment use the 5s sort, set in order, shine, standardise, sustain.
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Naturally there are a lot of hazards in a studio, but a main problem is slips and trips. Starting off with mics, they need an XLR cable and a stand. For guitars and instruments there will be cables linked to the amps. The musician or singer may have headphones on which can cause lack of communication which is key in a studio or on set, this also causes more accidents. This puts everyone in the area at risk as people may not recognise or see the cables. Putting your client at risk, the most important person could also jeopardise your project and reputation. To prevent this from happening when you're setting up, make sure cables are shorter than others if connected to the stage box or coiled under the mic stand and not dragging along the floor.  Another method would be to use coloured tape and mark out areas which contain many wires or as a warning use signs. Another common way is to cover wires with matts. Taking further action you should do an introduction to the studio and the lay out so people are a bit more aware of their surroundings.
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