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- 1. RISK ASSESSMENT RECORDINGFORM Location or Address:Subway Store: 64 London Road Stockton Heath. Date Assessment Undertaken:Monday 25th November Assessment undertaken By:Elisa Narborough Jacob Chisnall Tom Kenwright Activity or Situation: Filming interview with Subway store manager Dave Jones and cut aways. Also filming establishing shots from the outside and vox pops. Review Date:Monday 25th November Signature: (1) Hazard Risk (2) Who might be harmed and how? (3) What controls exist to reduce risk (4) What action can be taken tofurther reduce risk? We will need to carry the camera equipment (camera and tripod) to the destination. Possible traffic Stairs Poor weather conditions Electricals 1A1B 1A2B 2A1B 1A1B 2A1B Crew members will be carrying equipment, risk of damaging equipment or causing strain to crew member. Crew members could get harmed in traffic, especially if it is due to a driving error as that is out of their hands. May fall if carrying equipment up and down stairs –restricted view. May be effected by weather conditions, possible harm to equipment. Electricals could be dangerous if faulty. Be careful when carrying camera equipment and be aware of surroundings. Also don’t carry more than you can handle. Being cautious around traffic and sensible behaviour when near traffic. Don’t carry more than you can handle whilst going up and downstairs, make sure that stairs are clear. Re-organise interview if weather conditions are harmful. Check all electrical equipment before use. Share the amount of carrying between the group (swap halfway to and from the destination). Stop to rest if you need to. Use basic road safety (using traffic lights etc) and stay alert. Get people to keep the stairways clear whilst moving equipment up and down. Look at the weather before hand and make sure that there are no weather warnings. Double check all electrical equipment, if anything is found faulty, fix or dispose of straight away. Action Required Responsible Persons Date for Completion They are all low or trivial risk. No further action required. Elisa Narborough Jacob Chisnall Tom Kenwright Monday 25th November
- 2. Location or Address:Dominos Store:Domino's Pizza - Warrington Benson Rd Warrington WA3 7PQ Date Assessment Undertaken:Thursday 28th November Assessment undertaken By: Elisa Narborough Jacob Chisnall Tom Kenwright Activity or Situation: Filming interview with Dominos store manager Pete Roberts. Also filming establishing shots outside and cut aways inside the store. Review Date:Thursday 28th November Signature: (1) Hazard Risk (2) Who might be harmed and how? (3) What controls exist to reduce risk (5) What action can be taken to further reduce risk? Dominos health and safety regulations, filming in kitchen. Poor weather Will have to drive to location with camera equipment. Electricals 1A1B 1A1B 2A2B 2A1B If health and safety regulations are not followed it could cause harm to the cast and crew as well as the Dominos store itself. May be effected by weather conditions, possible harm to equipment. Possibility of motor vehicle accident. Electricals could be dangerous if faulty. You have to follow health and safety regulations by law. Re-organise interview if weather conditions are harmful. Ensure you are in a reliable and safe vehicle, taking the proper legal precautions (valid driving licence, wearing a seatbelt etc). Check all electrical equipment before use. We must respect and follow all health and safety regulations for our own safety and the safety of those around us. Look at the weather before hand and make sure that there are no weather warnings. Take extra care when driving, remove all distractions. Double check all electrical equipment, if anything is found faulty, fix or dispose of straight away. Action Required Responsible Persons Date for Completion There is low or trivial risk for most so no further action is required. The exception is driving but it is still a fairly low risk level. Low priority but keep possible action in mind. Elisa Narborough Jacob Chisnall Tom Kenwright Thursday 28th November
- 3. Location or Address:12 CanfordClose, Great Sankey, Warrington. Date Assessment Undertaken:Saturday 14th December Assessment undertaken By: Elisa Narborough Jacob Chisnall Tom Kenwright Activity or Situation: Interviewing home cooker Michael Narborough. Review Date:Saturday 14th December Signature: (1) Hazard Risk (2) Who might be harmed and how? (3) What controls exist to reduce risk (6) What action can be taken to further reduce risk? Electricals Getting camera equipment from college to house Fire safety (filming in kitchen) Water damage 2A1B 1A1B 2A1B 1A1B Electricals could be dangerous if faulty. Crew members will be carrying equipment, risk of damaging equipment or causing strain to crew member. Fire damage/danger to cast and crew. Possible water damage to camera equipment. Check all electrical equipment before use. Be careful when carrying camera equipment and be aware of surroundings. Also don’t carry more than you can handle. Fire alarms will notify when a fire is detected, evacuate immediately. Keep camera equipment away from water Double check all electrical equipment, if anything is found faulty, fix or dispose of straight away. Share the amount of carrying between the group (swap halfway to and from the destination). Stop to rest if you need to. Keep aware of the fire and use it sensibly, make sure cookers are only on when needed and turned off when not. If filming near water be extra careful. Action Required Responsible Persons Date for Completion Low or trivial risk. No further action required. Elisa Narborough Jacob Chisnall Tom Kenwright Saturday 14th December
- 4. Location or Address:6 ColwynClose, Callands, Warrington. Date Assessment Undertaken:Wednesday 18th December Assessment undertaken By: Elisa Narborough Jacob Chisnall Tom Kenwright Activity or Situation: Interviewing NHS Nurse Sharon Dookhran at her home in the kitchen. Review Date:Wednesday 18th December Signature: (1) Hazard Risk (2) Who might be harmed and how? (3) What controls exist to reduce risk (7) What action can be taken to further reduce risk? Electricals Getting camera equipment from college to house Fire safety (filming in kitchen) Water damage 2A1B 1A1B 2A1B 1A1B Electricals could be dangerous if faulty. Crew members will be carrying equipment, risk of damaging equipment or causing strain to crew member. Fire damage/danger to cast and crew. Possible water damage to camera equipment. Check all electrical equipment before use. Be careful when carrying camera equipment and be aware of surroundings. Also don’t carry more than you can handle. Fire alarms will notify when a fire is detected, evacuate immediately. Keep camera equipment away from water Double check all electrical equipment, if anything is found faulty, fix or dispose of straight away. Share the amount of carrying between the group (swap halfway to and from the destination). Stop to rest if you need to. Keep aware of the fire and use it sensibly, make sure cookers are only on when needed and turned off when not. If filming near water be extra careful. Action Required Responsible Persons Date for Completion Low or trivial risk. No further action required. Elisa Narborough Jacob Chisnall Tom Kenwright Wednesday 18th December
- 5. RISK RATING: a SEVERITYb LIKELIHOOD c FINAL SCORE RATING: what needs to be done 5 Dying or being permanently disabled 5 Will almost certainly happen 16-25 Stop! Do not start activity again until risk is controlled 4 Serious injury/long term illness 4 Highly likely to happen 10-15 High risk level, High priority. Take action straight away to control the risk 3 Temporary disability/3 days off sick 3 Not so likely 6-9 Medium risk level. Tighten up controls and make a plan to do something about risk 2 Will need medical attention 2 Even less likely 3-5 Fairly low risk level. Low priority but keep possible action in mind 1 Minor injury eg. Bruise, graze 1 Unlikely to happen at all 1-2 Low or trivial risk. No further action required. SO: a x b = c