Risk Assessment

Hazard:
Hazards that could potentially harm the directors/extras/actors.

Person at Risk: Existing Controls:

Actors/directors/extras.

Level of Risk:
Low/medium/high.

Further action:
Warn/remove wires (if possible) to avoid any altercations.

Wire tripping this could put our actors at risk if there is a loose wire in place without notice.

Warning/checking that they are present.

Falling over and dropping equipment

directors

Being really careful whilst being used.

Wet camera equipment

Camera man

Filming not when rainy/hurricane season.

Tripping of wires is a high risk hazard because the actor/director/extra could find themselves in all sorts of damage by tripping like broken bones. Medium risk to person but the camera/equipment could take an hefty amount of damage it could result in breakages. High level of risk because the whole filming could be delayed resulting in not meeting the deadline or running out of finance.

Could result in person that dropping equipment fitting the bill. Filming not when rainy/hurricane season.