A risk assessment is used to identify and reduce risks while filming a media product, for ours we had a wide range of risks because we were using electrical technology as well as filming off site and using food in the video so we had to consider how all of these elements can be a hazard.
By making this risk assessment it reduces the chances of coming into contact with any risks and shows how we will deal with the potential risks.
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Hazard:
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Location of risk:
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Risk severity:
(1-5)
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Risk likelihood:
(1-5)
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Overall risk:
(S x L)
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Actions taken to control risk:
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Severity after precautions:
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Likelihood after precautions:
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Overall risk after precautions:
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Wires from lighting equipment become a tripping hazard.
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School premises: Green screen room.
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2
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2
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4
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Any wires will be taped down to the floor with high
visibility gaffer tape.
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1
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1
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1
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By filming outdoors the camera needs to be kept dry as the
electrical current can’t mix with water.
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Off site:
At home in the garden.
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4
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3
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12
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Only film when there is no rain or cover the camera with a
waterproof layer, keep drinks away from camera.
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2
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2
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4
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Transport to Birmingham for filming can cause stress in a
case of evacuation.
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Off site:
Using the train to travel to Aston.
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2
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2
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4
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We will stay in close proximity to each other as we
evacuate any transport and will follow any instructions given by on site
staff.
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1
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2
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2
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Using food in our production can cause allergies and food
poisoning.
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Off site:
At home and in Aston
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4
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2
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8
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Check each person’s allergies before filming and follow
any cooking instructions as well as checking expiration dates.
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2
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1
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2
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