This risk assessment document identifies several potential hazards for actors and crew during a production, including walking into a tree, tripping, heavy objects falling, falling into a bush, getting wet, getting lost, slipping, equipment getting damaged, and dog attacks. For each hazard, it lists the people and property affected, existing risk controls, and assigns a low risk level. The overall document evaluates routine safety risks and precautions for on-location filming.

1. My risk assessment
Hazard Person who
may be
harmed
Property
which may be
damaged
Risk controls
already in
place
L/M/H
Walk into a
tree
Actors and
crew
N/A Make sure
they aren’t to
close to the
tree
Low
Trip on bed Actors and
crew
N/A Make sure that
he is
concentrating
Low
Heavy book
could fall onto
feet
Actors and
crew
N/A Make sure she
can carry the
book easily
Low
Fall into bush Actors and
crew
N/A Step away
from the bush
Low
Actor could get
wet
Actors and
crew
N/A Children
should wear
suitable
clothing that is
waterproof
Low
The children
could get lost
Actors and
crew
N/A Keep count of
the children at
all times and
always keep
an eye on
them
Low
They could slip
over
Actors and
crew
N/A Crew should
wear suitable
footwear such
as wellingtons
Low
The camera
equipment
could get wet
or damaged
N/A N/A Look at the
weather
beforehand
and plan
around it, if it
is raining then
don’t film at
that time
Low
Getting
attacked by a
dog
Actors and
crew
N/A Keep dogs on
leads and don’t
put any actors
near any dogs
Low