Monday, 9 December 2013

Risk assessment

Risk Assessment
Group Members: Connor Bryant, Grant Nash and Darren Jefferd                                                                                                Location: Park, Darren’s house
Hazard
Person(s) at Risk
Likelihood of Hazard
1 – Extremely Unlikely
5 – Extremely Likely
Severity of Hazard Outcomes
1 – Very Low Risk
5 – Very High Risk
Risk Level
(Likelihood + Severity)
2
Measures to Take to Manage Risk
Risk Managed?
Y/N
As we are filming in a park there may be wet grass which could be a slipping hazard.
everyone
2- could happen if a person is not careful.
2- Low risk not much damage would be caused.
2- there is a low risk level.
Wear appropriate footwear.
YES
We may have to tackle stairs which could pose a tripping hazard.
Everyone
2- Not likely to happen but it is a possibility.
2- Not much injury would be caused.
2- There is a low risk level people involved should be careful.
Be careful when negotiating stairs.
YES
To get to filming location we will need to cross roads, crossing roads can be dangerous, cars pose a risk.
Everyone.
1- If we follow the road rules correctly the risk is very low.
4- If a person is ran over the severity would be quite bad.
2.5- A low risk if we are careful.
When crossing roads wait until it is safe to cross.
YES
During a scene a spanner will be on screen, if somebody slips or drops it it could hit someone.
Kaylum (actor)
1- who ever has the spanner will be careful. Unlikely.
2- The level of severity.
1.5- Low risk if everyone co operates and is careful.
We will be extremely careful and only handle the spanner when it is necessary.
YES

Contacts
Emergency Service: 999           
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