This risk assessment document summarizes potential hazards for a film shoot in the Green Screen Room. It identifies trip hazards from cables, a tripod, and a table leg that could cause injuries. Measures taken to address these hazards include tying and taping cables to the floor, pointing out the tripod legs to cast and crew, and pulling a table forward. The individuals responsible for these safety measures are identified along with the low risk of injury.

1. Risk Assessment
Likelihood of occurrence: High, Medium, Unlikely
Site Name Green Screen Room Risk-A number 1
Project Immunity Name Bobbie Brader
Location De Aston School Assistants Thalia Barrett, Rebecca Watson
Date Assessed 07/12/15

2. Likelihood of occurrence: High, Medium, Unlikely
What hazards
have been
identified?
What are the
potential injuries
or damage?
Severity (1, 2 or 3)
What measures have
been taken to prevent
injury or damage?
Number of
people at
risk
What additional
measures or
actions are
required?
Who is responsible for
action?
R
A
G
Cables Trip Hazard
The cables have been
neatly tied up with a
cable tie and then
taped to the floor with
a bright coloured tape
to ensure that the
cables are out of the
way and also to ensure
that the actor can see
where they are
stepping. These have
also been pointed out
to everyone.
4
The cables have
been tied up and
taped to the floor
with a brightly
coloured tape.
We also made
sure the actors
were aware of
these.
Bobbie Brader G
Tripod Trip Hazard
The legs of the tripod
have been pointed out
to all cast and crew to
ensure that nobody
trips over them. Also,
we have placed the
camera quite a bit away
from the actor so that
they aren’t in too much
danger.
4
The cast and
crew have been
made aware of
the legs of the
tripod.
Rebecca Watson
G
Table Leg Trip Hazard
Inbetween the shots for
the reporters and the
shots for the montage,
the table was pulled
forward to ensure that
no one trips up whilst
trying to run.
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1
The table was
pulled forward to
ensure that no
one trips over the
leg of it.
Thalia Barrett G