Risk Assesment

Risk Assessment Sheet

 

Programme title: “How to save a life” – The Fray   Client:   Writer: Rory Brown   Producer: Rory Brown   Director:  Rory Brown   Date: 15/1/13

Major issues: ·         People tripping over on site and general injuries through people beign careless ·         Equipment not being put away, with a vast amount of wires out the chances of falling and damaging equipment is high. ·         Many people on set could cause it to be busy with people walking into eachother, inflicting injuries upon eachother. ·         Careless behaviour could lead to equipment being broken, or not being sheltered from bad weather. ·         Bad weather ruining the film set and the filming session ·         Filming crew being hit or hurt by cars, due to filming out in the public crew should take extra care not be distract or be a nosense to any passing vechicle ·         During the scenes involving cars, production team and actors take extreme care with actions and to pay close attention to everything aorund them   Solutions: ·         Clearing up the sites to stop avoidable acciendents and putting up more signs around the site to make the crew aware of the dangers faced on site. ·         Making sure the site is decluttered frequently, decreasing the risk of a fall by a actor. ·         Everyone on site knowing where they are meant to be and whe, reducing amount of people on set at one time, making filming time more productive.       Contacts: 999 (ambulance) Responsible adult (Relative) Emergency services: Ambulance