This risk assessment document summarizes the risks associated with filming a documentary at a team member's home. The main risks identified are tripping hazards from equipment in the small location and injuries from improperly handled or unattended equipment. To control these risks, the team will carefully manage equipment, keep areas clear, and ensure only team members touch or monitor equipment when it is left unattended. Further actions include informing the expert of equipment setup areas and having a team member oversee equipment if it must be left unattended. The overall risk levels for the identified hazards are rated as E and D, respectively.

1. STUDENT RISK ASSESSMENT
Date
16/10/2017
Location: Team members (office space- at home) Task being assessed: We will be filming in a team members house for our expert. Who
will be hopefully provide our documentary with information on anxiety.
General Risk assessment
Student Name:
Sabah Babamiya
HAZARDS DEGREE OF RISK CONTROL MEASURES ACTION PLAN
Hazard
Regardless of control measures
Persons at
risk
*1
Worst
outcome
*2
Probability
*3
Risk
Rating
A-E
Existing control measures taken against the
risk
What further control measures are
required when and by whom
1.The location may be small so make sure you
be careful of your surroundings. Make proper
use of your surroundings.
2. people may get hurt due to their being a lot
of equipment in the location.
1.ST,V
2.ST,V
1.NR,MI
2.NR,MIN
1. FR
2. PR
1.E
2.D
1.Ensure that you are carrying the equipment
correctly, and watch where you are walking. Do
not clutter the area.
2.Make sure that you do not leave the equipment
lying around unattained. Make sure wires aren’t
lying around.
1.Inform expert where you will be setting
up equipment so the expert can keep the
area clear beforehand.
2. Make sure no other people are touching
the equipment apart from your team
members. If you need to leave it there
ensure, that you let one of your team
members know so they can look after the
equipment.
*1
Sf = staff
St = students
Cr = contractors
Cl = cleaners
V = visitors
D = people with disabilities
X = young/inexperienced
L = lone workers
W = women of child-bearing age
*2 This is without control measures
F = fatal
Maj = major injury or permanent disability
Min = minor injury
NR = non-reportable
*3 This is with control measures in place
Fr = frequent/likely/could occur repeatedly/expected
Pr = probable/not surprised/might occur often
Ps = possible/could occur sometime
R = remote/unlikely but conceivable
U = unlikely/improbable such that likelihood is almost zero