ACTIVITY ASSESSED
Split
ACTIVITY LOCATION
On the road/ in a local park/ in
school/ house
HAZARD
potential for harm
We will be using a car when filming
so we will need to be careful when
on the roads and other people in
the car at the time and on the
streets.
We will be using a drone to film
bird’s eye shots to engage the
audience and make it more
interesting but this is a risk if we
lose control of the drone.
Tripping over wires is a hazard
when filming especially when
filming in tight places for example
at the house we are filming in. it is
a huge trip hazard for the actors
and the crew which could cause
injuries.
When filming we need to make
sure that the actors and crew are
not drink around the equipment
because it could damage the
equipment and could cause fire
hazards which is dangerous if we
are in a tight environment.
In our short we may potentially
have a running scene where ben
will be running home, we need to
make sure that he doesn’t trip or
bump in to anyone.
Personal Protective Equipment Needed
n/a
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ASSESSMENT DATE ASSESSED BY
13/02/2020 Leo Stone, Ben Cheeseman,
Liam Coote and Asa Bray
WHO’S AT RISK NEXT ASSESSMENT BEFORE APPROVED BY
Leo Stone, Ben 14/02/2020 Mr Morgan and Miss Wellings
Cheeseman, Liam
Coote and Asa Bray
Residual Residual CONTROL MEASURES
Risk Risk level*
level* (AFTER) reducing the risk level to an acceptable level
(BEFORE)
3 2 To reduce this we will make sure that all the
people in the car at the time will all wear their seat
belts, and when we film it, it will be shot on a quite
off street road to reduce traffic and the chance for
someone to interfered with the filming this also
reduces the stress of seeing people to put
ourselves and other at risk
3 2 To reduce the risk we will film in a quite location
on a road to put less people at harm as if we were
going to do it in a busy location. I will also make
sure that it is not windy so it does not interfered
with the filming.
3 3 To stop or reduce this from happening would be to
cover the wires in yellow tape so it is visible and
so it does not blend in with carpets and floors. But
also an always carry a first aid kit so if it did
happen there is a quick reaction to the incident.
3 2 To stop this from happening there needs to be no
drinking when filming to ensure that water doesn’t
not spill on the equipment. If this does happen
there needs to be back up equipment so it does
not stall the filming process otherwise it could
take a lot longer to film if equipment breaks.
3 3 To make sure this does not happen will we assess
the surroundings for example the floor to make
sure there are not holes in the ground where ben
could trip up and also to make sure that there is
no body that ben could run it to. We need to make
sure that we have a first aid kit and also react
quickly to calling the emergency services.
Provided By Level of First Aid provision First Aiders
n/a needed n/a
n/a
Nearest 24 hour Hospital and/or Doctor
Nearest Telephone
07931454762 Locks bottom hospital, Farnborough Common,
Orpington, BR6 8ND

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