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Hazard
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Risk level before (L, M, H)
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Risk level after (L, M, H)
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Control measures
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Glass
on the ground were we are filming
|
High
|
Medium
|
To
prevent this we scanned the area before we started filming and cleared any
glass we saw.
|
|
Nails
in wood
|
High
|
Low
|
Before
we started filming we moved any bits of wood that could have nails in them.
|
|
Tripping
in the forest with the equipment
|
Medium
|
Low
|
We
prevented this by sharing the equipment out between the group and wearing
sensible footwear.
|
|
Cars
on the main road, and lanes.
|
High
|
Medium
|
To
prevent any serious injuries from happening we took extreme care when
crossing road and walking through the lanes.
|
|
Being
burnt from the fire
|
High
|
Low
|
We
took extra care when lighting the fire, and wore suitable clothing and gloves
to prevent being burnt.
|
|
Filming
by the river & pond
|
Medium
|
Low
|
To
prevent falling in to the river we made sure the area was suitable and had
somewhere to stand away from the water.
|
|
Falling
on the tracks at the train station
|
High
|
Medium
|
To
reduce the risk of serious/fatal injury we would make sure we film behind the
safety line and only done so when it was quite to reduce being pushed on the
tracks by accident.
|
|
Filming
whilst in the passenger seat and hitting a pedestrian/car
|
Medium
|
Low
|
Whilst
sitting in the passenger seat of a car the cameraman would be putting their
self out therefore we made sure the roads were clear of any pedestrians and
cars.
|
|
Falling
off a wall whilst playing guitar
|
High
|
Medium
|
Before
the guitarist and singer climbed on to the wall we made sure the wall was
secure, not slippery and that there was no glass. Before taking any props on
to the wall we made sure both people were safe before beginning filming.
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Thursday, 12 February 2015
Risk Assessment
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Planning
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