This risk assessment document outlines several risks associated with an internal film production and ways to minimize those risks. The risks include tripping over wires, electrical fires from improperly used lighting equipment, damage to expensive cameras and equipment, and medical issues from preexisting conditions. The document assigns responsibility for mitigating each risk to the producer, Gemma Lovitt, and suggests taping wires, properly using and turning off lights, regularly checking equipment, and ensuring medical preparedness.

1. HAYDON
MEDIA
Risk Assessment
Producer: Gemma Lovitt
Production Details: Filming Internal
Types of Risk: Personal Injury / Health & Safety / Damage to equipment / Halting Production
Risk Type
Tripping over wires
Leaving lighting on (lava
lamp)
Leaving lighting onLamps, Fairy lights etc.
Details of Risk
Due to using a camera and lighting there is a
lot of wire on the floor that can be easily
tripped over.
Electrical fire caused by overheating.
As the lights are used more frequently over a
period of time they become hotter and can
cause a burn to the person involved.
Damage to equipment
With a lot of expensive equipment, there is a
lot that could break or become damaged.
A certain persons
medical condition
Many people may have specific health
conditions such as asthma or diabetes.
Ways to minimise risk
Taping the wire to the floor to reduce the risk of
tripping over.
Using bright tape to warn people of the danger.
Making sure the lights are only on when using
and turned off when not needed.
Turning the lights off when they are not is used.
As well as warning people of their risk.
Person(s) Responsible
Gemma
Making sure people do not take the equipment
for granted as well as checking the equipment
regularly.
Making sure people have the correct medication
and they know how to use it effectively.
Gemma
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