risks

1. Risk assessment
What are the
hazards?
Who might be harmedand how? What are you already doing? Do you need to do anything else to
control this risk?
Action by
who?
Action by
when?
Done
Slips and trips People involved in the production may
be injured ifthey slip on spillages so we
need to make sure there are no liquids
that could cause this.
We are going to make sure the floor is clear
of any hazards and the room is well lit to
ensure the people involved won’tfall or slip.
Also, we will make sure the chair is
safe and not broken if the actors are
sitting on them so that they don’tfall
off and hurt themselves.
All members of
the group.
Date of
recording
Ongoing
Germs The person recording maygetgerms if
the microphone isn’t sanitarywhich
could lead to them getting ill.
We will clean the sanitary wipe between
people to ensure thatit is clean.
We could change the microphone so
that our two actors don’tuse the
same microphone.
All members of
the group.
Date of
recording
Ongoing
Fire Our actors could get harmed if there is a
fire and the fire exits are not clear
because they wouldn’tbe able to exit the
building safely.
Ensuring all fire exists are clear and the
actors know where to go and what to do in
the case of a fire.
Do a practice fire run before we start
recording.
All members of
our group.
Date of
recording
Ongoing
Wires Everyone recording in the room could be
hurt by either tripping on the wires or
getting an electric shock.
Ensuring thatall wires are tied up and out of
the way whilstwe are recording.
We could talk to the people recording
before they start to ensure that they
are clear on the hazards.
All members of
our group.
Date of
recording
Ongoing