The document lists several potential hazards for a film shoot including slipping on wet surfaces, tripping over cables, knocking over a tripod, burning hands on a kettle, spilling liquids on equipment, tripping on bags or equipment on stairs, and crashing a car during filming. Existing controls to mitigate these risks include wearing sensible shoes, tying up cables, securing the tripod, handling the kettle carefully, and being aware of prop placement. Further actions are identified such as using Velcro straps to organize wires, positioning the tripod on flat surfaces, clearing obstacles from a driveway during a driving scene.

1. Hazards
Slipping
whilst
outside –
we’re
expecting wet
weather
conditions
Tripping over
cables
Knocking
over the
tripod
Burning
hand on
kettle
Spilling
liquid on the
equipment
Tripping over
a bag which
will be left in
the middle of
the floor
Tripping over
equipment
as the central
character
runs up the
stairs
Crashing the
car as it
accelerates
quickly
Persons
at risk
Cast and
Crew
Cast and
Crew
Cast and
Crew
Existing
Controls
Sensible
footwear
Level
of
Risk
Further
action
required
Low
Tying cables up
when not in
use/ making
Medium
sure they do not
hand loose.
Keep the legs of
the tripod
widened and
Medium
locked in place
for stability
Cast
Handle kettle
with caution
Keep any liquid
away from the
equipment
Use Velcro
straps to
organize/tidy
wires.
Make sure
the tripod is
always
positioned on
a flat surface.
Low
Cast and
Crew
-
Low
Cast and
Crew
Cast
Cast and Crew
Make sure
everyone is
aware of where
each prop will
be positioned
Leave the
tripod
positioned at
the bottom of
the stairs, with
no equipment
positioned on
the stairs
Make sure the
driver has
passed their
test
-
Low
Low
High
-
-
Make sure the
driveway is
cleared of
obstacles,
camera
equipment and
crew