This risk assessment was conducted by Emma Irwin on October 2, 2015 for a short film production with four producers and directors. It identifies potential hazards like dropping equipment, equipment falling over, and tripping over wires. For each hazard, it lists those who may be harmed, any property that could be damaged, existing risk controls, and the assessed risk level. Further actions required include acting maturely, cooperating with each other, and not running near equipment or wires.

1. Production title:
Short film
Production date(s):
10/2/15
Producer name:
Emma Irwin, Ellisha Clapham, Alice Mee, Amber
Renshaw
Director name:
Emma Irwin, Ellisha Clapham, Alice Mee, Amber
Renshaw
Date of risk assessment:
10/2/15
Risk assessment conducted by:
Emma Irwin
Hazard Persons who
may be
harmed
Property that
could be
damaged
Risk controls
that are
already in place
Risk Assessment,
LOW, MODERATE,
HIGH, EXTREME
Further action
required to
control risk
Dropping
equipment
when moving
it
All team, cast and
the general public
Camera and tripod Make sure that we
are all sensible. Also,
we will transport the
equipment properly
by using lifts and not
running
Moderate Make sure we act
maturely and no
running
Equipment
falling over or
not being
stable
All team and cast Camera and tripod Make sure
everything is secure
and stabilized
Low Be co-operative with
each other and act
maturely
Tripping over
wires in the TV
studio
Cast and crew Camera and tripod Do not go near the
wires or other
equipment if
possible, and see
where the wires are
situated
Moderate Act sensibly and
maturely.; also no
running
FILM PRODUCTION RISK ASSESSMENT