This risk assessment document identifies several potential hazards for a film production called "The Dilemma" including road traffic, weather conditions like rain and wind, bodies of water, fire, and transportation. For each hazard, it lists possible injuries or damage, preventative measures being taken, the number of people at risk, and who is responsible. The producer, Steph Webb, conducted the assessment to help ensure the safety of all those involved in the production.

1. RISK ASSESSMENT - TRAILER
Company name: Webb Productions Production date:
Name of production: ‘The Dilemma’ Risk assessment date: Tuesday 18 th November 2014
Producer’s name: Steph Webb Risk assessment conducted by: Steph Webb
What hazards
have been
identified?
What are the
potential injuries
or damage?
What measures have
been taken to prevent
injury or damage?
Number of
people at
risk
Who is
responsible
for the
action?
Road Could fall or run into
the road and get hit by
a passing car.
Be aware of the
surroundings and stay
away from the edge of the
road.
5 Myself.
Crossing
roads/traffic
lights
Someone could get run
over if there are cars
passing by.
Ensure that if you’re
crossing a road, you try to
find the closest traffic
lights or crossing to safely
cross. If not, then ensure
that you wait for a gap in
the traffic and you look
both ways twice.
5 Myself.
People You could walk into
someone and hurt
yourself or the
innocent member of
the public.
Ensure that you are
looking where you are
going at all times and are
aware of the people
around you.
5 Myself.
Weather - rain If it has been raining,
the floor will be wet
and someone could
slip over and they
could seriously injure
themselves.
Walk slowly and do not
run during filming or
pre/post filming and also
ensure that care is taken
near any puddles or wet
patches.
5 Myself.
Weather – rain
(equipment)
If it is raining, it could
damage the camera
equipment and stop it
from working.
Ensure that the
equipment is covered up if
it is raining to protect it
from being damaged.
1 Myself.
Weather – mud Could slip over the
muddy surface and
injure themselves.
Ensure that you walk
slowly when near mud
and also take care to
ensure you don’t fall over.
5 Myself.
Weather – Wind If it is windy, the
camera could fall over
(if it is on a tripod).
Ensure that the camera
and tripod is being held at
all times to avoid an
accident.
1 Myself.
Weather – cold If it is could, the actors
and actresses could
become too cold to
work professionally
and therefore it could
affect their
performance.
Ensure that the actors and
actresses are wrapped up
well enough to avoid them
getting ill or being cold.
5 Myself.
Pond Someone could fall
into the pond and may
not be able to swim.
Ensure that you stay a safe
distance away from the
water and do not muck
about near the ponds.
5 The actors and
the actresses
as well as
myself.
Fire Electrical equipment
could catch alight and
start a fire in the
kitchen.
Ensure that all electrical
equipment is unplugged if
not used to avoid a fire
starting.
6 Myself.

2. Drink spillage Could spill drink over
them and ruin their
costumes/hair and
make-up, which would
have to be re-done.
Ensure that you are
careful when holding any
cups/glasses that contain
any liquid.
4 Myself.
Seatbelts If no seatbelts are
worn during the
journey from one
location to another,
someone could be
seriously injured if
something were to
happen.
Ensure that everyone puts
his or her seatbelts on
prior to the start of the
journey.
4 Myself.