The risk assessment document identifies several potential health and safety hazards in various rooms including the photography room, physics room, studio, and sports hall. Hazards include unsecured scissors, needles, cables, and equipment. Responsible parties such as the director, director of photography, and producer will take steps to secure hazardous items and equipment or film in alternate locations to minimize risks and ensure safety.

1. Health and Safety Risk Assessment
Risk Assessment
Potential Hazard Locations Who is at Risk? How are you going to make
sure it doesn’t happen?
Who’s
responsibility?
High/Low/Medium Risk Pictures
As you can see, the blade
is not fully closed, which
means anyone could cut
themselves from it.
Photography
room
Everyone Putting the blade cutter in
either a draw or box.
Director and
Producer
Medium
Scissors laying around, Photography
room
Everyone By moving the scissors and
putting it in an appropriate
place.
Director of
photography and
director
Medium

2. These needles have been
left on the table without
it being in a plastic cover
or in a container. If no-
one was looking, they
would prick themselves
with the needles.
Photography
room
Everyone Avoid filming near the
footpath closed sign
Director Medium
These are a list of rules
which are for the science
lab, which everyone has
to read and follow.
Physicsroom Everyone By reading the rules
properly
Director Low

3. These are cables under
the table in the studio,
this can be a hazard
because someone may
trip over it.
Studio Everyone Puttingthe cables carefully
in a place where it won’t
harm anyone.
DOP Medium
These could be an
obstacle forfilming,aswe
may not be allowed to
move this equipment.
Sports Hall Everyone Moving the equipment out
of the way, if we are not
allowed to move it when
we will have to film
elsewhere in the sports
hall.
DOP Medium
These could be an
obstacle forfilming, aswe
may not be allowed to
move this equipment.
Sports Hall Everyone Moving the equipment out
of the way
DOP Medium