This document contains two risk assessments for the film production "Karen" by Pennington Productions. The first assessment evaluates hazards and control measures for locations at the Korean International School, including classrooms, corridors, playgrounds, streets, gyms, and equipment rooms. Most locations present a low risk level of 1. The street has a medium risk level of 2. The second assessment covers hazards at Christine Pang's house, such as bedrooms, bathrooms, and living rooms. Bedrooms and gyms present a low risk of 1, while bathrooms and living rooms present a medium risk of 2. Control measures focus on ensuring locations are tidy, well-lit, and that crew wear proper footwear.

1. Production Company: Pennington Productions
Production Title: Karen
Location Hazard People at risk Control measure Level of risk
Classroom Tripping over wires or
other objects around in
the room.
Actors, Cinematographer and
Director
Make sure that the area is well lit when not filming and
that both the crew and cast are aware of the possible
hazards. Ensure the place is tidy to avoid objects
placed in random areas and the crew and cast are
wearing appropriate footwear to protect their feet.
1
Corridor Falling over objects on
the floor.
Actors, Cinematographer and
Director
Make sure it is clean to ensure there are no foreign
items lying on the corridor. Ensure that the crew and
the cast are taking careful steps in order to prevent
weak footing. Appropriate footwear worn by the crew
and the cast as foot protection. Re-arranging film
when there is bad weather.
1
Playground Tripping over on foreign
objects or the tables and
chairs.
Actors, Cinematographer and
Director
Ensure that the area is removed of any foreign objects
and checking beforehand to make sure that the
weather is appropriate for filming, if not re-arrange to
film on another day. Making sure that the crew and
cast are wearing appropriate footwear to avoid any
injuries.
1
Street Falling over on foreign
objects, getting a cut on
sharp objects, dangerous
and slipping on the
tarmac.
Actors, Cinematographer and
Director
Check the weather forecast before filming to make
sure that the weather is appropriate, if not re-arrange
to film on another day. Ensure that the street has no
foreign objects before filming and make sure that the
cast and crew are wearing appropriate footwear to
avoid injuries.
2
Gym Falling over potential
objects on the floor or
slipping.
Actors, Cinematographer and
Director
Make sure that the area is well lit when not filming and
that both the crew and cast are aware of the possible
hazards. Ensure the place is tidy to avoid objects
placed in random areas and the crew and cast are
wearing appropriate footwear to protect their feet.
1
Gym
equipment
room
Falling over potential
objects or tripping on
containers holding the
equipment.
Actors, Cinematographer and
Director
Make sure that the area is well lit when not filming and
that both the crew and cast are aware of the possible
hazards. Ensure the place is tidy to avoid objects
placed in random areas and the crew and cast are
wearing appropriate footwear to protect their feet.
1
Risk Assessment Number: 1
Key: 1 – Low 2- Medium 3- High
Producer: Penelope Leung
Location: Korean International School

2. Production Company: Pennington Productions
Production Title: Karen
Location Hazard People at risk Control measure Level of risk
Bedroom Tripping over wires or
other objects around in
the room.
Actors, Cinematographer and
Director
Make sure that the area is well lit when not filming and
that both the crew and cast are aware of the possible
hazards. Ensure the place is tidy to avoid objects
placed in random areas and the crew and cast are
wearing appropriate footwear to protect their feet.
1
Bathroom Falling over objects on
the floor.
Actors, Cinematographer and
Director
Make sure it is clean to ensure there are no foreign
items lying on the corridor and there is no wet floor.
Ensure that the crew and the cast are taking careful
steps in order to prevent weak footing. Appropriate
footwear worn by the crew and the cast as foot
protection.
2
Living
room
Tripping over on foreign
objects or the furniture.
Actors, Cinematographer and
Director
Ensure that the area is removed of any foreign objects.
Make sure that the area is well lit when not filming and
that both the crew and cast are aware of the possible
hazards.
2
Risk Assessment Number: 2
Key: 1 – Low 2- Medium 3- High
Producer: Penelope Leung
Location: Christine Pang’s house