Media Production Risk Assessment
Project Title: Don’t Stop-Foster The
People Shooting date: 12/04/13
Location: 2 Barford Close
Others involved: Jake Brinksman,
Matt Ryan, Liam Worrall, Nick Mercer, Luke Skilandi
Course: Cambridge Technical Level 3 Media
Studies.
Approved by Tutor: Yes Date: 11/04/13
Notes/Conditions: The stairs in the
residence are steep and narrow. It may be dangerous transporting the equipment
up and down stairs. Damage could be caused to the crew, cast or equipment.
Tick all potential causes of hazard that apply at this location
Access/egress
Alcohol/drugs
Animals/insects
Audience/public
Cables
Children
Communication
failure
Confined
space
Costume/make-up
Derelict/dangerous
buildings
Diseases
Electricity
Fire/flammable
material
Food
hygiene
Glass
Hazardous
substances
Heights
Hostile/remote
environment
Lifting
heavy objects/equipment
|
Light
Lighting
equipment
Lone
working
Night
work
Noise
Person
with special needs
Physical
exertion
Roads
Set
construction
Slipping, tripping, falling
Smoking
Stunts
Theft
Vehicles
Violence
Water
Weapons
Weather
Other
|
For each of the hazards identified
overleaf, fill in below:
Potential Hazard
If
carrying heavy equipment, a person could fall down the stairs and hurt
themselves and others as well as the camera equipment.
What could cause harm?
The
injury from falling down stairs or damage to camera equipment.
What is the likelihood of this
happening?
If
one person falls it is likely that the person will collide with others and
cause further damage but the event is unlikely to happen.
Who or what would be harmed?
Camera
may be damaged and so may the carrier and everyone else who was on the stairs.
How much harm?
Depends
how the person fell and how other people on the stairs reacted.
How will the risk of this
hazard be minimised?
Share
the load of carrying equipment up and down the stairs. The people who are
carrying the equipment upstairs need to hold the hand rail with one hand and
the equipment handle with the other hand.
Potential Hazard
The
front garden.
What could cause harm?
If
it has rained the grass may be damp and slippery, the crew are filming on the
grass and it may therefore be dangerous if they slip
What is the likelihood of this
happening?
It
depends on the weather but unlikely if it is sunny.
Who or what would be harmed?
The
person/people on the grass that slip over and anybody else close to the area.
The camera may also get damaged.
How much harm?
It
would depend what the person fell on when they slipped, it is likely not much
damage would occur.
How will the risk of this
hazard be minimised?
Only
film if it is sunny weather and the grass is dry.
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