The document lists various location hazards for a film shoot along with who is exposed to each hazard, the initial risk level, control measures to mitigate the risks, and who is responsible for ensuring the control measures are implemented. Key locations include a headland pier where slippery conditions or damaged equipment pose risks, Horden Cliffs where falling is a risk, and a beach where equipment could get wet or damaged. Control measures like weather checks, marking cliff edges, sweeping for glass, and keeping equipment away from hazards help lower risks.

1. Risk Assessment. <br />LocationHazardsWho’s exposed?Initial risk levelControl MeasuresWho’s responsibility is this?Risk level after precautions.-Headland Pier-Weather (rain causes the pier to be slippery Cast and crewMediumCheck the forecast and only film on days when the weather is safe and the pier will be dryCharlotteLow- Possible chance of damaging filming equipmentN/ALowKeep cameras and all sound equipment away from the edges of the pierBrettLow- Chance of someone falling off the pierKatie Corner, Oliver JamesMediumTake extra precautions when the cast are standing together at the edge of the pier.Katie, James, CharlotteLow- Horden Cliffs & Beach- Falling off the edge of the cliffKatie Corner, Oliver JamesHighCheck where the edge is and put down a marker to keep the cast and crew aware of it.BrettLow/ Medium- Glass or dangerous, sharp objects in the long grassCast and CrewHighCarry out checks of environment for dangerous objectsBrettLow-Possibility of getting the filming equipment wet or damaged on the beachN/AMediumKeep the equipment away from the tide or any dangerous obstaclesBrett and CharlotteLow- Ward Jackson Park- Glass or harmful obstacles on the floorCast and CrewMediumGround checks to be carried out as precautionary measuresBrett and CharlotteLow<br />