This document summarizes a risk assessment for a student film production. It lists the production team members and three filming locations: Castle Field, Studio 2, and the Forest. The risk assessment identifies potential hazards like lighting cables, slippery floors, equipment being knocked over, rain, and tackles in a scene. It rates the risk level of each hazard, from low to medium. It also lists control measures to minimize each risk, such as warning crew of hazards and changing locations if it rains. The goal is to manage all risks to a low level.

1. Filming Risk Assessment
Student BenjaminCarter Production Title Discovery
Teacher Jon Ohara Date 28/1/2020
Team members
List those involved
Josie Patterson
Jessica Elliot Watson
Piers Spicer
Isabella Bright
Bethany Clarke
Benji Carter
Location Castle Field
Studio2
Forest
Hazard Who/what is at risk? Risk level Control measures New risk level
List all potential hazards
List who/what might be
harmed
e.g. cast, crew, public,
equipment, environment, etc.
Decide level by using the
matrix grid on next page
i.e. if you were to do the
activitywithout anycontrols
List the measures you will be taking to minimise the risk
e.g. movingtripobstacles, allocate responsibilityfor equipment, film
awayfrom traffic, have bottledwater, etc.
YOU MUST NOT CARRY OUT ANY ACTIVITY WHERE THE RISK CANNOT BE
MANAGEDTO BECOME LOW LEVEL
Use matrix grid to
decide risk level with
control measures
Lighting Cables Crew and Cast and
equipment Low Warn Cast and Crew to avoid them Trivial
Slippery Floor if
rained night before
Crew and Cast and
equipment Trvial Warn Cast and Crew to be careful Trivial
Equipment being
knocked over Equipment Low Warn Cast and Crew to be careful around them Trivial
Rain
Equipment
Low Different Filming Location if rains and bring umbrella Trivial
Tackle in scene Cast Medium Doing it safely, slowly and with people who know how
to do controlled tackles.
Low