Crew members and cast face potential slipping, tripping, and falling hazards during outdoor filming. Spilled liquids and damaged equipment also pose risks. Existing controls like proper footwear, fastening equipment securely, and clearing walkways help lower risks that are rated as medium or low. Further actions like having someone watch for safety are needed when filming a car accelerating up a driveway due to its medium risk rating.

1. Hazards
(potential
dangers/hazards
that could result
in significant
harm)
Persons at risk Existing Controls
Level of Risk
(low,
medium,high)
Further action
required
(where level of
risk is medium or
high)
Slipping over
whilst outside or
tripping over
equipment
Crew and cast
(meg)
Appropriate
clothing/footwear
medium Take caution
when outside
Camera falling off
of tripod outside
Crew and
equipment
Fastening tightly
to tripod
low -
Spilling anything
on camera or
damaging
equipment
Equipment/crew
Keeping all
liquids/food away
from media
equipment
Low -
Tripping over any
equipment/props Crew and cast
Keeping walkways
clear and being
aware of location
of props.
low -
Car crashing as it
accelerates up
the drive
Crew, cast and
any near public
Keeping the route
clear and insuring
no others is
around.
medium
Nominate
someone to keep
watch and insure
it is safe whilst
filming.