This risk assessment document outlines potential hazards and safety precautions for a production. It identifies risks of slipping, falling, being hit by cars or toys, shocking events, damage, loss and breaking of equipment. Key safety tips include wearing proper shoes, looking for cars, not hitting others with toys, being careful when walking or near edges, holding equipment steady, and not dropping valuable items.

1. Risk Assessment
Slip-Fall-Break
• Might slip while running down the street – Wear appropriate shoes
• Might be run over by a car in the street – Make sure there are no cars coming
down the road
• Toy guns – don’t use as proper weapons against actors – make sure not to hit
the actors with them
• Might trip in the woods – be careful when walking
• Might fall down hill – don’t go close to the edge
Damage-Destroy-Burn
• Might hit into a car and smash it – don’t run into car
• Might hit car with toy gun – don’t wave the toy gun about
• Might chop down a tree – don’t carry an axe
Shock-Die-Ambulance
• Might be playing with toy gun then accused of having a real gun and be
arrested/shot – tell other people that the toy guns are just toy guns
• When hit by a car, might die – look both ways before crossing the road
• Might be hit by a falling down tree – watch out for any falling trees
Lose-Break-Misplace
• Might break camera – hold camera steady, don’t drop it
• Might break microphone – hold microphone steady, don’t drop it
• Might break laptop – don’t drop laptop
• Might break mobile phones – don’t drop mobile phone