Risk Assessment St Pauls
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This risk assessment form details the potential hazards involved in filming a scene for "The Widow's Web" at St Paul's Catholic College on October 18th, 2016. It identifies groups at risk such as students, teachers, actors and camera crew. Controls are outlined like using signage to warn of graphic content and trip hazards, securing bottles on a makeshift shelf, and ensuring actor safety during a strobe light scene. A post-event review found that correct precautions were taken and no incidents occurred.
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