REECE - Risk Assessment

Filming Risk Assessment Form 

Event:

Filming Always

Date:

02/02/15

Venue:

Drama studio stage/ Epsom Park

(1) Activity / Area of Concern i.e.: what is taking place as part of the event?	(2) Hazards Identified i.e.: what can cause harm?	(3) Persons at Risk i.e.: who could be harmed by the hazard?	(4) Current Risk Factor (high, medium or low) i.e.: determine the level of risk	(5) Actions to be Taken to Minimize each Risk i.e.: what action can you take to lower the level of risk	(6) New Risk Factor (high, medium or low) i.e.: risk factor after action taken to minimize the risk
Cables from lights and speakers are not tied down	Can easily be a tripping hazard causing injury, behind the stage is not vey well lit up making visibility limited.	Everyone involved in the filming	High	By moving the wires out of any walking path as well as making everyone aware of the fact there are loose cables will reduce the risk of injury. Furthermore the cables can be tied down to reduce any further risk.	Low
Various props causing obstruction	Walking into, tripping over and breaking any already existing props, as the place used is a drama stage.	Everyone involved in filming	Medium	By moving all props out of the walking paths as well as making everyone aware that there is a prop hazard will reduce the risk of an accident.	Low
Uneven Path way	The uneven path may cause sprains to ankles or cause falling injuries	The actor and actress	Low	By briefing the members before filming the risk of falling has been reduced	Low
Filming on the road	The road used is frequently used, the risk of a collision is high	Everyone	High	By ensuring the road is clear before filming, the risk of collision I severely reduced. However traffic may emerge unexpectedly	Medium