The document summarizes the hazards, risks, and control measures for the student film production "The Student Sparkle". It identifies potential risks such as loose wires, loud sounds, and disrupting others' work. Control measures include being careful of wires, adjusting sound levels cautiously, and using inside voices. The producer and tutor sign off to confirm the risk assessment is adequate to control risks.
The document summarizes the hazards, risks, and control measures for the student film production "The Student Sparkle". It identifies potential risks such as loose wires, loud sounds, and disrupting others' work. Control measures include being careful of wires, adjusting sound levels cautiously, and using inside voices. The producer and tutor sign off to confirm the risk assessment is adequate to control risks.
The document summarizes the hazards, risks, and control measures for the student film production "The Student Sparkle". It identifies potential risks such as loose wires, loud sounds, and disrupting others' work. Control measures include being careful of wires, adjusting sound levels cautiously, and using inside voices. The producer and tutor sign off to confirm the risk assessment is adequate to control risks.
The document summarizes the hazards, risks, and control measures for the student film production "The Student Sparkle". It identifies potential risks such as loose wires, loud sounds, and disrupting others' work. Control measures include being careful of wires, adjusting sound levels cautiously, and using inside voices. The producer and tutor sign off to confirm the risk assessment is adequate to control risks.
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HAZARD CHECKLIST and PRODUCTION RISK ASSESSMENT
PRODUCTION COMPANY No-Name Productions
PRODUCTION TITLE The Student Sparkle
PRODUCER Mary-Kate Lally
CREW Lazarus Hughes, Mary-Kate Lally, Lauren Smith, Joe Venn
FILMING LOCATION Radio room (down in reception)
ACTIVITY Filming and talking
DATE TIME START FILMING 23rd of January FINISH FILMING 24 of January
CONTACT DETAILS
HAZARDS 1 Audience or Public Safety X 2 Cables x 3 Camera Cranes / Dolly / Slider / Drones 4 Derelict Buildings 5 Electricity 6 Fire - Flammable materials etc 7 Hazardous Terrain - Slipping / Tripping / Falling 8 Hazardous Terrain – Sand / Mud / Gravel etc 9 Manual Handling – Heavy lifting 10 Noise / Sound levels x 11 Medical Conditions – Allergies / Health problems etc 12 Physical Exertion 13 Stunts / Dangerous activities 14 Theft of Equipment 15 Weapons – Prop Guns / Knives / Swords etc 16 Weather Conditions - Hot / Cold / Rainy / Windy / Snow etc 17 Working with Animals 18 Working with Children 19 Working with Disabled / Elderly 20 Working at Night 21 Working on or near Water 22 Vehicles 22 Other - PRODUCTION RISK ASSESSMENT Sheet 1 of 2
HAZARD IDENTIFIED PEOPLE AT RISK RISK CONTROL WHO’S
LEVEL MEASURES RESPONSIBLE HML Everyone L Everyone for In the Radio Room, there themselves is lots of loose wires and Make sure to watch where we you could trip are walking and if possible, move wires away
L We will be careful whist adjusting
audio and be sure not to set the The person in We will be working with Everyone sound to high charge of sound. sound due to the fact it’s a podcast and we are most likely going to be wearing headphones and we may adjust sound to loud whist trying to set everything up
The members of the L Use inside voices, don’t shout to The crew We could disrupt others Public loud, make sure to keep the door work due to the Levels of shut Sound PRODUCTION RISK ASSESSMENT Sheet 2 of 2
HAZARD IDENTIFIED PEOPLE AT RISK RISK CONTROL WHO’S RESPONSIBLE
LEVEL MEASURES HML
I have read the above and I am happy that:
It constitutes a proper and adequate risk assessment in respect of the programme
activity and that control measures identified are sufficient to control the risks. Adequate measures are in place to communicate the risk assessment findings and to co-ordinate the safety arrangements of all those affected.
