This risk assessment document identifies potential hazards at the park and outlines precautions and emergency procedures. It notes that off-leash dogs could attack and instructs keeping a safe distance and requesting owners to leash dogs. Injuries from tripping on sticks or rocks are also identified, along with precautions like clearing paths. Bad weather like hail is addressed by checking forecasts. Procedures include contacting the school and emergency services if needed.

1. Ben Karrass, Laura Hodgson, Suela Elezi, Nikon Ahamed.
Risk Assessment- Park
Potential
hazards
Precautions Emergency procedures &
emergency contact
numbers
At the park a dog may be
off the lead and can
attack you or others in
the group.
To stop this happening we
must make sure that we are
not near a part of the
park where dogs may be and
also if we see a do we
will ask the owner to put
their dog on a lead until
we have finished with our
filming in that location.
If this happens we will
firstly contact the school
in order to let them know
what has happened and then
we will phone an ambulance
if it is really bad, if
it's not that bad we will
only need to contact the
school.
At the park there might be
sticks or rocks on the
floor and a potential
hazard is if you trip over
them and injure yourself.
You should make sure that
the path is clear when
walking so you don't trip
over because not only
could you get injured but
you can also break the
equipment. when filming we
will make sure that
we will contact the school
to let them know what
happened and how the
person who got injured is,
if the injury is bad we
will also contact an
ambulance but that's only

2. Ben Karrass, Laura Hodgson, Suela Elezi, Nikon Ahamed.
nothing is on the ground
that can harm us.
if the student is really
badly injured.
Because we are filming in
the winter it might start
to hail and this could
injure us because it could
hit our head and injure
us.
We will make sure we look
at the weather before we
leave to film so we know
that it's safe where we
are going.
we will contact just the
school because the injury
wouldn't be that bad for
an ambulance.
children can be running
round and they can trip
over the equipment.
we will make sure the no
children are around so
they cannot trip over. we
will make sure we film in
a quiet area where there
are no children around.
we will make sure that the
child is ok and if he is
not we will contact the
school to let them know
what is going on and if
it's bad we will phone for
medical assistance to help
the child.