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- 1. Filming RISK ASSESSMENT RECORD Riskassessed by: Name Harry Wright Position Student Date 8th October 2016 Date Hazard Checklist – select your hazards from the list belowand analyse these and assess level of riskin Part B. Add extra hazards if required Hazards Mark if relev ant Hazards Tick √ Hazards Tick√ 1 Access/egress - blocked/restricted 17 General public – arrangements f or saf ety X 33 Stunts/ dangerous activ ities 2 Alcohol/f ood/drinks/supplies X 18 Hazardous substances – chemicals/ dust/ f umes/ poisons/asbestos/ battery acid/ waste disposal/ animal waste/ f uel 34 Tools – Electrical (hand tools) 3 Animals/insects: wild, perf orming etc 19 Heat / cold / extreme weather 35 Vehicles/ motorcy cles/ speed 4 Any special prop under direct control of artistes 20 Heav y loads 36 Water/ close to water/ tanks/ aqua parks/ canals 5 Audience saf ety/seating 21 L.P.G/ bottled gases 37 Weapons/ kniv es/firearms 6 Crowds/Public (f ilming & control) X 22 Lasers / strobes 38 Work at height: ladders/ tower/ ropes/ climbing equipment 7 Conf ined space X 23 Lif ting equipment – f orklif t/pallet trolley 39 8 Derelict buildings/dangerous structures 24 Lone working 40 9 Driv ing operations 25 Manual Handling/ heav y or awkward shape loads 41 10 Explosiv e/py rotechnics/ fireworks 26 Night operations (f ilming/ camping) X 42 11 Electricity / lighting f eeds/ practical’s/ generators/ cables near water 27 Noise/high sound lev els X 43 12 Fatigue/ long hours/ phy sical exertion/ adrenaline f low/ stress/ early starts 28 Practical f lame/f ires/ flares 44 13 Fire prev ention/ ev acuation procedures/casualty ev acuation 29 Scaf f olds/ decking/ platf orms/ walkways on set 45 14 First Aid / medical Requirements Specialist rescue 30 Special ‘f ly ing’/ technical rigs 46 15 Flammable materials 31 Scenic / set materials – not f ire retardant/ toxicity tested/ glass/ poly sty rene 47 16 Fly ing (aircraf t, balloons, parachutes) 32 Special ef f ects: rain/ snow/ f ire/ phy sical/ smoke/ steam/ dry ice/ heat X 48
- 2. Risk matrix –use this to determine risk for each hazard i.e. ‘how bad and how likely’ Likelihood of Harm Severity of Harm Remote e.g. <1 in 1000 chance Very unlikely e.g. 1 in 200 chance Unlikely e.g. 1 in 50 chance Possible e.g. 1 in 10 chance Likely e.g. >1 in 3 chance Negligible e.g. small bruise Trivial Trivial Trivial Low Low Slight e.g. small cut, deep bruise Trivial Trivial Low Low Medium Moderate e.g. deep cut, torn muscle Trivial Low Medium Medium High Severe e.g. fracture, loss of consciousness Low Medium High High Extremely high Very Severe e.g. death, permanent disability Low Medium High Extremely high Extremely high Location Hazards2 List what could cause harm f rom this activ ity e.g. falls from height, trip hazard, fire, etc. Who exposed List who might be harmed f rom this activ ity e.g. Employees, students, contractors, public, etc. Control measures For each hazard, list the measures y ou will be taking to minimise the risk identif ied e.g. appointing competent persons, training received, planning, use of personal protective equipment, provision of first aid, briefing students etc. Risk3 For each hazard, decide lev el of risk once all y our controls are in place What further action is necessary? March, Town centre Trip hazard- on the pavements/road surface Surrounding vehicles The actors and film crew could be exposed to this hazard Both actors and crew members will be affected To prevent tripping over we will inspect other the surfaces before filming, our actors and other crew members will be warned about uneven surfaces upon briefing When filming will use designated crossings, and not film at peak hours. Trivial Trivial For both of these risks, there is no further action needed March, Costa Spilling coffee and burning yourself Trip hazard, could possibly trip over an un- tucked chair This hazard will only effect actors as they will be the only ones handling the coffees Both actors and crew members will be affected To prevent spilling of hot drinks we will be using cups with wide base so that they are stable, we will also be using a table with sturdy legs so that the table doesn't move. We will make sure no actors or crew member are running around and also make sure that all chairs are tucked in Trivial Trivial For both of these risks, there is no further action needed March, Westend Park The bench needs to be able to support the weight of two characters, if it doesn't its could This hazard will affect the tow actors ( Charlie and Alex ) who have to sit on the bench and have We will be using a bench that is in good condition, and one that is used regularly, insuring that has adequate strength and that it's not damaged in anyway. Trivial for this risk there is no further action
- 3. break and injury couldbe caused the conversation. needed. March, YPM At this location we will be using loud music, this could damage peoples hearing. We will be filming in the dark, this could cause trip hazards. Both crew and cast members are exposed to this risk. Both crew and cast members are exposed to this risk. To prevent ear damage we will not have the music too loud. Also if it takes longer to film than we expect ear protection will be provided for all cast and crew members. We will be using signs that clearly show all exits and warning signs, these signs will be fluorescent so will show up in the dark. Trivial Trivial For both of these risks there is no further action needed. March, Boys and Girls bedroom The main hazard with this location is possible trip hazards Both crew and cast members are at risk from this hazard. We will make sure that everything in the room is to give the shot the natural look that is desired. If we enter the location and items are present but not needed we will move it out of the room so that it isn't a trip hazard. Trivial This risk will involve no further action needed. 1 – Complete separate table for each activity 2 - from hazard list in Part a 3 - from risk matrix in Part