Personnel filming a pop-up car shoot could be injured if hit by moving cars on the road. They will stop filming and move to the side of the road if cars approach to allow them to pass safely. Wires from camera equipment left on the ground could cause people to trip, so wires will be moved to the side safely. The tripod poses a tripping hazard if improperly assembled or placed, so it will be carefully assembled and not left in positions where it could harm anyone.

1. Risk Assessment
Equipment Hazard Resolution
Pop-Up Shoot Cars Cars can travel
down the road
which I am likely
to take the photos
for my pop up on,
personnel could
be injured if hit by
moving cars.
If any cars travel
towards
personnel whilst
filming then we
will stop filming
and move to one
side of the road in
order to let cars
pass safely.
Camera/Wires People may trip
over wires that
could be lying
around as part of
the filming
equipment.
Wires will be
moved to one side
safely in order to
prevent people
from tripping over
them.
Tripod Tripod may fall
over or become a
tripping hazard if
it is not assembled
and placed
properly.
In order to
prevent this from
being a hazard the
tripod will be
assembled and
checked with care
and not placed in
a position where
it may cause
harm.