This document outlines potential hazards, injuries, severity levels, prevention measures, and emergency response plans for a film shoot. It identifies hazards from camera equipment, falling down stairs, getting hit by a car, low lighting, and alcohol in the eyes. Prevention measures include safety checks, practice, road safety reminders, lighting the environment, and emptying alcohol containers. The emergency response plan is to call an ambulance if anyone is injured from these hazards. Responsible parties are identified for any required actions.

1. Likelihood of occurrence: High, Medium, Unlikely
What hazards have
been identified?
What are the
potential injuries
or damage?
Severity (1, 2 or 3)
What measures have
been taken to prevent
injury or damage?
Number
of
people
at risk
What additional measures or
actions are required?
Who is
responsible for
action?
Camera, electrical
equipment
Electrocution/fire
– being
electrocuted or
burnt.
The camera has been
safety checked, so it will
not cause a fire or
electrocute the user.
I will not take the camera
outside if it is raining.
1 Calling an ambulance and/or
the Fire brigade if one of us is
injured or a fire has started.
Jack Francis,
Kirsty Wells,
Cullum Fisher.
Stairs - Falling down the
stairs – broken
limbs, dislocation,
possibly getting
knocked out.
I made the actors
practice running up the
stairs, slowly to begin
with and slowly getting
faster.
3 Calling an ambulance to the
house if an actor does injure
themselves.
Jack Francis,
Kirsty Wells,
Cullum Fisher.
Getting hit by a car. Broken limbs,
dislocation, cut,
death.
Reminding all actors of
basic road safety and not
filming to close to the
road.
3 Calling an ambulance and/or
the Fire brigade if one of us is
injured or a car has crashed as
a result.
Jack Francis,
Kirsty Wells,
Oli Boylan.
Filming in low key
lighting – tripping
over obstacles.
Broken limbs,
dislocation, cut,
death.
Showing the actor, the
environment in light
before filming so they are
used to the environment.
2 Calling an ambulance to the
house if an actor does injure
themselves.
Jack Francis,
Kirsty Wells.
Alcohol in eye. Blindness. Half Emptied all alcohol
containers to prevent
back splash.
1 Rinse the effected eye with
water.
Jack Francis,
Kirsty Wells,
Cullum Fisher.