The document summarizes a risk assessment for a film project called "Lethal Secret". It identifies three main hazards: 1) A car being driven fast which could hit cast or crew, 2) An actor's head being covered by a bag which could cause suffocation, and 3) Muddy grounds making a car more likely to slide. Measures taken to address each hazard are outlined, along with additional recommended actions and those responsible. The overall risks were deemed acceptable.

1. Risk Assessment
Likelihood of occurrence: High, Medium, Unlikely
Site Name Low Lane, Middle Rasen Risk-A number
Project Lethal Secret Name Laura Fussey, Amy Clarke and Katherine Allsop
Location Low Lane, Middle Rasen Assistants Charlie Barrett and Josh Grant
Date Assessed 29/11/16
What hazards
have been
identified?
What are the
potential injuries
or damage?
Severity (1, 2 or 3)
What measures have been
taken to prevent injury or
damage?
Number
of
people
at risk
What additional
measures or
actions are
required?
Who is responsible for
action?
R
A
G
The car was being
driven very fast
One of the cast or
filming crew
could have been
hit or run over.
Severity - 3
To always be in contact
with the driver and
camera crew so that we
always know when they
are driving so that
everyone can be stood at a
safe place.
3-4
Have an
experienced
driver who is
sensible and
knows how to
drive the Land
Rover safely.
Katherine Allsop A
The bag that was
being placed of
the main actors
head.
Suffocation
Severity-2
Use a thin hessian sack
which is easier to breathe
through.. 1
Only have the
bag over the
actors head when
it is necessary.
Amy Clarke
G
The ground was
muddy when
driving the car
The car could
slide and then
crash into a tree
or person.
Severity-2
When cornering reduce
speed so that they are less
likely to slide. 3-4
Make sure that
cast and crew are
stood in a safe
and visible place
so that the driver
can see them.
Katherine Allsop A