A risk assessment for filming with Mark Grayson identifies several health and safety checks that must be performed, including checking that any medical equipment needed is available, discarding broken props, inspecting the location for hazards, ensuring appropriate clothing is worn, checking for animal habitats if filming outdoors, not filming in severe weather, having a charged phone available in emergencies, and providing water to avoid dehydration.

1. Mark Grayson
Preliminary Risk Assessment
Health checks need to be carried out on each person to avoid any health-related
accidents occurring. i.e. If your lead actor is asthmatic, their inhaler must be on set at
all times.
Ensure all loose/broken props are discarded
Check the location area (if outdoors) for hazards prior to shooting (i.e. litter, broken
glass.)
Ensure appropriate clothing and/or footwear is worn at all times
Check for animal habitats if filming in a rural area and avoid filming if necessary
Do not film in strong winds of severe weather conditions
Ensure there is a fully charged mobile phone at hand in case of serious emergencies
Have water on set to avoid dehydration