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    bpc media – risk assesment form

    PRODUCTION TITLE: The workings of the mind


    DATE OF FILMING: 64/05/2023
    LOCATION Sandbanks
    ADDRESS:

    PERSONS TAKING Rufus Aylward- carter- Filming and production


    PART:
    EG There are no other students taking part.
    STUDENTS
    ACTORS
    CREW
    NON-STUDENTS

    In the box below tick any of the hazards that you may come into contact with while
    recording your production, if the hazard is not on the list please tick other.

    HAZARD CHECKLIST
    NUMBE HAZARD TICK
    R
    1 Trip hazards /
    2 Proximity to water /
    3 Risk of fire
    4 Live electrical equipment
    5 Vehicles / modes of transport
    6 Machinery proximity
    7 Weather conditions /
    8 Members of public at location /
    9 Access to location
    10 Props
    11 First Aid medical requirements
    12 Falling objects
    13 Working at height / Working near a drop
    14 Others (Please specify)

    REVISED OCTOBER 2019


    bpc media – risk assesment form

    Below you must detail the hazard number from the check list, identify where the hazard is
    coming from and detail how you will limit the risk of the hazards you have identified.
    HAZARD HAZARD DETAILS HOW WILL YOU LIMIT THE
    NUMBER RISKS
    Trip hazards My project is going to be mostly filmed I will be cautious of my
    outside therefore there will be some trip surroundings by paying full
    hazards. For example, down by the attention to my
    beach, there may be rocks and logs surroundings in these
    which can cause tripping hazards which outdoor environments. I
    could risk injury or equipment damage. will look out for objects
    which may cause me to trip.
    Proximity to Three of my locations that I wish to film I can prevent risks by
    water at will be close to water. At evening hill, making sure that im a safe
    I will be close proximity to water. This distance from the water.
    can be dangerous as it can potentially This will make sure that me
    cause several risks. This can cause the or the equipment doesn’t
    camera to fall in the water and the fall in the water. I will also
    equipment may also be splashed with avoid going to places when
    water if I’m filming if there’s wind or there is bad weather or
    rough seas. wind so the equipment
    won’t get splashed and
    potentially damaged.
    Weather Harsh weather conditions can
    conditions potentially lead to huge risk. Because I
    am filming outside, I can be at risk of
    being exposed to heavy rain, or winds
    which can potentially hurt me or
    damage equipment. If I'm filming by the
    sea during a storm with strong winds, I
    can be at risk of having large amounts of
    water being splashed at me which can
    hurt me or damage equipment. Strong
    winds may also push me over or cause
    equipment to blow out of my hands or
    fall over if its on the tri pod.
    I will avoid the risk of harsh
    weather conditions by
    checking the weather in the
    areas I want to film in
    before I borrow equipment.
    This is so me or the
    equipment isn’t at risk. If
    there is heavy rain or winds,
    I will put the camera in the
    bag as its not waterproof

    REVISED OCTOBER 2019


    bpc media – risk assesment form

    Members of Members of the public at location can To avoid members of the


    public at be a risk. This is because they may can public which could
    location damage equipment or react badly if I’m potentially cause harm, I
    filming in a location which is near them. can move away if I see
    people who I’m suspicious
    about who can potentially
    cause harm to me or the
    equipment. If people get
    irritated or confront me
    about my filming, I can
    calmly apologise and come
    move away or come back
    when the people are gone.
    Below you must sign off that you accept the risks and will adhere to safe working practice.
    On some assignments staff with need to sign your risk assessment for you to hire out kit.
    STUDENT NAME: Rufus Aylward- STUDENT Rufus
    (PRINT) carter SIGNATURE:
    STAFF NAME: STAFF SIGNATURE:
    (PRINT)

    REVISED OCTOBER 2019

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