YOUR LOGO – AND COMPANY ADDRESS
ACTIVITY ASSESSED
Backwards
ACTIVITY LOCATION
Inside the school area
and where filming
outside
HAZARD
potential for harm
May trip over the camera wire
that’s left on the floor and
cause a head injury as you
may hit your head hard on the
floor.
The weather is not reliable in
England therefore we cannot
trust the weather to be good,
therefore it may rain and could
damage the equipment and
cause an electric shock
If we decide to film in an urban
area, we will need to be careful
of the high-risk crime around
the area as there could be a
high chance of us getting
robbed as we will have
expensive equipment with us.
Rushing to finish in time is
when hazards get missed, or
people start taking risks. If this
starts to happen, take a
moment to calm everyone
down and remind them: this is
only a film.
When filming near busy
roads, we need to make sure
that we are aware of moving
cars and we do not get run
over
The Old Town Hall, Patriot Square, Bethnal Green, LONDON E2 9NP
Tel. 020-8980-8771 FAX: 020-8981-2272 email: info@filmoffice.co.uk Website: www.filmoffice.co.uk
The FiLM Office is a Limited Liability Partnership: Partnership number: OC315990
ASSESSMENT DATE ASSESSED BY
30/10/2019 Mr J. Morgan/ Miss
Wellings
WHO’S AT RISK NEXT ASSESSMENT BEFORE APPROVED BY
Henry 10/11/2019 Mr J. Morgan/ Miss
McCullough,
Eric Nyombi, Wellings
Georgia
Linnard, Jack
Cogan
Residual Residual CONTROL MEASURES
Risk Risk
level* level* reducing the risk level to an acceptable level
(BEFORE) (AFTER)
4 2 Tape the wire to the floor in bright tape.
This means it will be clearly visible to
people walking by and therefor there will be
less of a hazard for the people working
within the area
2 1 Make sure you bring a waterproof cover
when filming, therefore if it starts raining
you can put it on the camera and it will stop
it from getting water damaged. As a result,
all equipment including camera is safe and
will get prevented from damage.
4 2 To reduce the risk level, we need to make
sure we are careful where we place the
equipment down and we need to make sure
we keep sight of the equipment all the
time. Otherwise, something could
potentially get stolen that we need to film
with.
3 1 If you feel really pressured try to think of
how to lighten the work-load: can you cut
out some shots or set ups to give you the
time to get the most essential stuff for the
film without a panic? Give plenty of time to
reduce rushing the filming, listen to
instructions and do what needs to be done
3 1 When crossing the roads, make sure we
look both ways and listen out for vehicles
travelling due to the fact that a car could
come out of nowhere so we need to be
keeping an eye of traffic art all times.
Personal Protective Equipment Provided By Level of First Aid First Aiders
Needed RWS Media Department provision needed
Level 3 Georgia Linnard
Waterproof cover for the camera if RWS Media
weather gets bad.
Academy
Nearest 24 hour Hospital and/or Doctor
Princess royal hospital
Nearest Telephone
Farnborough Common, Orpington BR6 8ND
On site
Henry McCullough mobile phone

The Old Town Hall, Patriot Square, Bethnal Green, LONDON E2 9NP
Tel. 020-8980-8771 FAX: 020-8981-2272 email: info@filmoffice.co.uk Website: www.filmoffice.co.uk
The FiLM Office is a Limited Liability Partnership: Partnership number: OC315990