The document outlines potential risks and hazards from filming activities and measures to control risks. It identifies who may be at risk from issues like equipment falling or theft. Control measures are suggested like securely attaching cameras and filming in less crowded areas. Most risks are rated as low probability but high consequence issues like cars hitting film crews are identified. The document concludes with emergency contact numbers for assistance.

1. Risk Assessment

2. Potential Hazard Who is at risk? Control measures to
reduce risk
Risk Rating (out of
5)
Probability
(out of 5)
Likelihood of risk
taking place
Further Action
needed to be taken
Camera falling from
tripod
Everybody (especially if falling
from high angle).
Screw it tight to
tripod, or keep
camera in the case
2 1 2 Report to teacher
quickly, to prevent
further damage
Camera getting stolen Everybody is at risk Keep camera in the
case, or film in less
populated areas
1 1 1 Report to police, or
contact Bridge
Academy
Being harassed by
people of the public
Everybody is at risk If so, film in less
populated areas
1 1 1 Report to Police, or
contact Bridge
Academy
Tripod hitting somebody
when transporting it
Everybody is at risk Collapse it and fold
into bag
1 1 1 Keep it out of sight,
and place into bag/
contact Bridge
Academy
Hair getting tangled with
camera
Everybody is at risk Tie up hair, and keep
it away from camera
1 1 1 Visit the local health
services centre
Tripping over laces,
falling onto the camera
Everybody is at risk Tie up laces, and wear
suitable footwear
1 1 1 Check for scabs/cuts;
then find nearest
First-aid.
Making inappropriate
noise, disturbing an area
Everybody is at risk Keep noise volumes
to a minimum
1 1 1 Contact local
authority
Cars coming when
filming
Everybody is at risk Stay out of the road,
or look around when
filming
5 1 5 Contact emergency
services as soon as
possible
Members of crew falling
ill on-site
Everybody is at risk Everybody checked
beforehand, and
having first-aid kit
nearby
1 1 1 Visit health service
centre, and contact
emergency contact
Rain The equipment needed to film Check weather
forecast beforehand,
or place equipment
back into cases
1 1 1 Contact Bridge
Academy

3. Emergency Contact Numbers
Name of Contact Contact numbers
Our Emergency Contact: Bridge Academy 020 7749 5240 – Then ask for further assistance
Fire Brigade 999 – Then ask for further services
Ambulance 999 – Then ask for further services
Local pharmacy: Haggerston Pharmacy 02072492441 – Then ask for further assistance in case of an
emergency
Coastguard 999/112 – Then ask for further assistance