Risk Assessment

1. Risk Assessment

2. Hazard Risk Likelihood Precaution
Toy Guns People may mistake the
gun for a real one. This
could result in the police
being called.
Medium We will make sure that we do not use the
toy guns in front of the public in a
threatening manner. Additionally, if we
see that people seem threatened, we will
let them know that it is a fake gun and
we’re just using it to film our A Level
piece.
Filming in the
train station
We may cause an
obstruction to the public
and due to this we may
get in trouble with the
staff
Medium We will make sure that when we film in
the train station that we go there when it
is not rush hour, and when it isn’t busy.
We will also make sure that we keep out
of the publics way.
Running in the
field
Our actors may fall over
and badly injure
themselves
Medium We will have to make sure that the actors
are aware of their surroundings, this will
prevent them from harming themselves.
Running in the
road
Cars, cyclists or
motorcyclists may be
coming towards our
actors when we are
filming them in the road,
and because we are
filming at night time an
accident is likely to
happen as there will be
poor visibility.
High We will film on quiet roads where there is
not heavy traffic. We will additionally
make sure that we are wearing reflective
clothing so that we are easily sighted by
on coming traffic. Finally, we will
constantly check to see if there are any
vehicles coming towards us.
Hand cuffs We may accidentally
tighten the cuffs on
Rebecca (Alex James)
too tight, or we may
lose the key.
Low We will make sure that we tighten the
cuffs so that they are at a comfortable fit
for her. We will assign a person to look
after the key until filming is over.