Planning- Risk Assesment

Risk assessment

Hazard	Potential Outcomes	Precautions	Level of risk	People at risk
Rainy weather: If it’s rainy then the surface will be wet and slippery. It will also be cold.	Someone could slip and get injured.	Make sure we wear suitable footwear such as boots. Also, wear coats and lots of layers to prevent coldness.	High	6/6
Location: In the nature reserve the surface is covered in sticks and the floor is also uneven.	Anyone is able to fall over meaning lots of injuries.	Make sure we are familiar with our surroundings and be as careful as possible whilst filming. Also clear our area slightly before so we are as safe as possible.	High	6/6
Stairs	Our opening has a lot of running and at one point one of the actors almost trips down the stairs we must make sure we do this in the safest way possible. If we don’t direct this properly and someone falls down the stair then they could get injured.	Make sure we direct this part as safely as we possibly can.	Low	1/6
Time of day: Darkness.	There are things people could trip over without seeing.	Use our torches on our phones so that we’re able to see everything.	Moderate	6/6
Surroundings	Being a big place, people could get lost.	Stay in groups and don’t go into the nature reserve too far. Make sure director, cinematographer and editor visit before to ensure that we are familiar with our area.	Moderate	6/6
Nature	The animals in the reserve could become disturbed.	Make sure we don’t approach or disturb any animals or ruin any of their homes	Low	6/6