What is a risk assessment?
A risk assessment is a document which allows everyone on the
set to know what the dangers are whilst filming, how to prevent them and what
to do if the risks occur.
Who uses them?
The director creates the risk assessment, with everyone
involved in the shoot being aware of the risks involved, so they know with each
particular shot what to watch out for, what to do if the risk happens and how
to prevent the risk all together.
What do they include?
They include risks to equipment, health, these could be
things to do with action, weather or set related, it then says how likely the
risk is to happen and what can be done to avoid the risk.
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Hazard
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Persons who may be harmed
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Property which may be damaged
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Risk controls already in place
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Risk Assessment LOW, MODERATE, HIGH,
EXTREME
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Further action required to control risk
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Drop camera
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n/a
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Camera
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Low
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Firmly hold
camera at all times
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Rain
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n/a
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Camera
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Moderate
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Film when sunny
or undercover
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Stairs
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Actor/s
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n/a
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Low
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Walk carefully
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