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This document summarizes the risks and control measures for various filming locations. It identifies hazards such as trips, slips, falls, traffic, sharp edges and poor lighting at a subway location. At an Aldgate East station, risks include stairs, slippery surfaces and busy times. Bricklane hazards are litter, crowds, robbery and busy roads. A London office poses risks from stairs, busy hours and trains. Finally, a house location involves risks from lights, wires, stairs and falling equipment. Control measures aim to reduce risks through measures like cleaning hazards, using additional lighting, avoiding busy times and areas, and safely setting up equipment.
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- 1. Risk Assessment By Amy Carless
- 2. Location 1- Subway Hazard Who is Exposed Risk Control Measures Risk Trips, slips and falls. Actors and filming crew Medium Walk around area and try to remove any hazardous objects. Low Traffic. Actors and filming crew Low Look both ways when crossing roads or passing moving traffic. Low Sharp edges and bulges in objects. Actors and filming crew Medium Check subway walls etc for any cracks or sharp edges before filming to prevent accidents. Low Subway Lighting Actors and filming crew Low Lighting in the subway is dim and some bulbs have blown so extra lighting will be needed to stop and trips or slips. Low
- 3. Location 2- Aldgate East Station Risk Who is Exposed Stairs Risk Control Measures Risk Actors and filming Medium crew Take time when on the stair's and ensure no filming takes place when stairs are busy. Low Slippery Surfaces Actors and filming Medium crew Make sure Low flooring is dry and non-slippery, if so ensure filming is away from wet flooring. Busy times at station Actors and filming Low crew Avoid filming at Low busy hours, walk carefully and remove inappropriate shoes from cast members to more sensible ones.
- 4. Location 3- Bricklane Hazard Who is exposed Risk Control Measures Risk Litter Actors and filming crew Low Make sure no litter or glass is near filming crew and cast to prevent injuries or trips. Low Crowds Actors and filming crew Low Avoid filming at busy hours, walk carefully and remove inappropriate shoes from cast members to more sensible ones. Low Robbery Actors and filming crew Medium Bricklane is known for having a high percentage of robberies so take care with valuables and filming crew. Low Busy Roads Actors and filming crew Medium Look both ways when crossing roads or passing moving traffic. Low
- 5. Location 4- London Office Hazard Who is Exposed Risk Control Measures Risk Stairs Actors and filming crew Medium Take time when on the stair's and ensure no filming takes place when stairs are busy. Low Busy Hours Actors and filming crew Medium Avoid filming at busy hours, walk carefully and remove inappropriate shoes from cast members to more sensible ones. Low Train Actors and filming crew Medium Stay behind the line and be careful when stepping on to train. Ensure all group members stay together and equipment is well looked after. Medium Busy Roads Actors and filming crew Low Look both ways when crossing roads or passing moving traffic. Low
- 6. Location 5- Beth’s House Hazard Who is Exposed Risk Control Measures Risk Lights Actors and filming crew Low Make sure the lights is away from materials that can cause fires and make sure is set up correctly to prevent them from falling onto cast and crew. Low Wires Actors and filming crew Medium Be careful when moving round the wires when filming to prevent falls and trips that can lead to injuries. Low Stairs Actors and filming crew Low Take time when on the stair's and ensure no filming takes place on stairs. Low Falling Equipment Actors and filming crew Low Ensure equipment is stabile and set up correctly to prevent injuries etc. Low