Risk Assessment

A2 Media Studies Unit G324 Risk Assessment

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Risk Assessment

Name: Lucy-Anne Richardson

Potential hazards

(What could go wrong on location...?)

Precautions

(How will you prevent this hazard from

occurring...?)

Emergency procedures& Emergency

contact numbers

(What will you do if the hazard actually

occurs...?)

Could trip or slip on the gravel road leading to

the cottage.

Ensure the actors have suitable footwear with

them as well as their costume for filming.

Ambulance - 999

Harlow College - 01279 868000

Their parents/guardians – Digitally stored

Eileen Bailey – 01279 868067

Zac –01279 868228

Could fall down the spiral stairs.

Discuss with actors and extras that the stairs

are spiral and could be potentially dangerous –

hold on to the wooden railings.

Ambulance - 999




Zac - 01279 868228

Could get hit by the car whilst filming.

Only one car is being used (as part of the

trailer). It is a private location so there is no

need to worry about traffic or other cars. Let

everyone know when we are filming the car

scene and to stay inside.

Ambulance - 999




Zac - 01279 868228

Could fall down the ditch by the side of the

cottage.

I will let the actors/extras know that there is a

long ditch running by the side of the cottage. I

will tell them they cannot go into this area – as

there is no need to whilst filming, as it is not

included.

Ambulance - 999




Zac - 01279 868228

Could burn themselves on the kettle.

I will be using the kettle to create steam outside

(by the window). I will ensure I am the only one

allowed to do this, as the actors should be

acting at the time. I will tell actors when this will

take place.

Ambulance - 999




Zac - 01279 868228

Team emergency contact details:

Name Telephone number

Annette Richardson Digitally stored on mobile phone.

Amy Barnard Digitally stored on mobile phone.

Rhiannon Jenkins Digitally stored on mobile phone.

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