This document outlines several risks and hazards associated with a film production set and the steps being taken to manage them. It identifies tripping on lighting wires, falling into the road while filming, lifting heavy equipment, and looking directly into lighting as potential hazards. Control measures include using wire mats, having team members monitor the road, notifying others before moving objects, and using dimmable LED lights. Responsibilities and timing are provided for each control measure.

1. What the
hazards
are.
Whomight
be harmed
and how.
What is
already
beingdone
to prevent
this?
Extra
things to
help
control the
risk.
Whowill
needthis?
Whenwill
it be done
by?
Date done.
Tripping
and falling
on lighting
wires.
Anyperson
on setat
the time
moving
aroundthe
area of the
wirescould
fall andget
hurt.
People who
will be onset
have good
wire
management
skillsand
knowledge
to avoidthe
hazard.
Collectwire
mats to pin
the wires
downand
reduce the
riskof
trippingon
them.
The
production
team, they
will needto
have and
use them
wherever
the lights
are
positioned.
I can either
buyor
create
mats
before
filmingand
theywill be
usedwhilst
filming.
The date
that filming
will start.
Risk of
fallinginto
the road
and being
hit by a
vehicle.
Againthe
people
filmingare
at riskbut
mainlythe
actors
whilst
walking
downthe
street.
In advance
not much
can be done
to prevent
thisapart
from
everyone
havingthe
awareness
and respect
that theyare
by a road.
Team
members
on car
watch to
letothers
know if
anythingis
comingon
the roads.
Members
of
production
will be
assigned
thisrole.
Theywill
be given
themas we
planon
goingout
to filmthe
scenesby
the road.
The days of
the specific
scenes.
Liftingand
moving
around
heavy
equipment.
The
production
teamcould
be injured
whilst
lifting
incorrectly
or even
dropping
objectson
themselves
or others.
Notifying
otherswhen
needingto
move an
objectso
that theycan
be cautious
and help
themmove it
safely.
List of all
the
potential
objects
that could
be a hazard
that are on
setso
people can
identify
them.
Members
of the
production
teammost
importantly
but also
copiesfor
the cast as
well.
I will give
the lista
weekorso
inadvance
of the
filming.
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Looking
directly
into
lighting.
Anyperson
on setcan
be subject
to this
hazard and
couldeasily
hurt their
eyesor
severely
damage
them.
Thishazard is
another
where not
much can be
done to
preventIt,it
justrequires
people tobe
cautiousand
have
common
sense tonot
LED lighting
that can be
dimedso
that when
theyare
not being
usedthey
can be
safely
dimmed.
Members
of
production
will needto
know this
so theycan
be wary of
it.
People will
be doing
thison set
whilst
filming.
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2. stare intothe
lighting.