The document assesses risks associated with filming a project. It identifies hazards such as equipment falling, accidents while traveling, weather issues like rain, slipping, electrical shocks, injuries to minors, and disturbing the public during filming. For each hazard, it evaluates the severity of potential damage, likelihood of the risk occurring, and provides explanations for the risk level. Overall, the assessment aims to anticipate challenges and promote safe filming.

1. Risk Assessment
Hazard What is at
risk?
Severity of
damaging
Risk
probability
Explanation
Camera falling
from the tripod
Camera Serious Low Before filming the
team checks each of
the equipment so
before starting
shooting everyone will
be confident about
how strongly the
camera is attached to
tripod
While going to film
in a town being hit
by a car
Both
equipment
and team
Serious Low While the team is
going to town for
filming, it will try to
stay away from the
road on which the cars
are driving so we will
be probably walking on
a grass, not highway.
In addition many car
drivers will notice a
team with expensive
equipment so there is
a high probability that
the drivers will stop in
order to let the filming
group walk
Raining while
filming outside
All the
equipment
Serious Middle You can never expect
when it is going to rain
and considering that
it’s winter, the chance
of raining is pretty
above average. But the
risk can’t be high
because I will always
check the weather
forecast in order to be
sure about raining
probability on a certain
day

2. Slipping over while
walking
Both team
and
equipment
For team-not
extremely
serious
For
equipment-
can be
serious
Middle Considering that we
will film during winter
season, the probability
to slip over is higher
than during spring or
summer. But our team
will try to be careful
walking especially
while holding an
equipment
Getting and
electrical shock
Team Serious Low There was only one or
two events when this
happened to anyone
but still it’s definitely
forbidden to play with
the equipment in order
to avoid such risk to
happen
Underage students
being injured
during filming
Underage
students
(under 18)
Depending on
which type of
injury
Low The filming process
should be careful so no
injuries should happen
to any of the team
members. But still
because the underage
students are not adults
yet, it will be me who
is going to take
responsibility for what
has happened
Filming in a town Technically
no one but
it can be
not
comfortable
for both
filming
team and
public
Nothing
serious but
not many
people will be
pleased
Middle Usually the public
reacts normally when
sees the filming group.
But some will find it
annoying especially if
we suddenly invade
their personal space