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Jade Delaney
Jade Delaney

This document contains a risk assessment for a film production company called Star Productions. It identifies 4 potential risks from filming: illness from cold weather, injuries from walking on unsalted roads in winter weather, a fire hazard inside a building during filming, and an incident crossing the road. For each risk, it assigns a probability, consequence, and resulting risk level, and proposes control measures to reduce the probability or consequence and lower the risk level.

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JOHN CABOT Objective Company ACADEMY Filming Star Productions Probability Consequence Risk 1. Remote – chances of event happening are almost zero. 1. Negligible - no injury or damage to property. High: 12 or higher. 2. Unlikely - a foreseeable event, but very infrequent. 2. Minor – minor injuries (cuts, bruises), minor property damage. Medium: 7 to 11. 3. Possible - event could occur sometime. 3. Serious – more serious injuries and serious damage to property. Low: 6 or less. 4. Probable – event will occur less frequently, but is expected. 4. Major – major injury (hospital treatment, more than 3 days off). 5. Almost certain - event expected or happens frequently. 5. Disaster - fatality or catastrophic damage to property. Hazard P C R H/M/ Control Measures P C R H/M/ L L PxC PxC Possible illness caused by cold 3 2 3 L Look at weather warnings before leaving to film and 3 2 6 L weather make sure we are wearing the appropriate clothing Because of winter and snow, 4 4 11 M Make sure that we stick to paths that we know have been 4 4 16 H possible injuries when filming on treated and wear suitable shoes for walking in the snow unsalted roads Fire hazard within John Cabot 2 5 8 M Make sure that if the sound alarms we know where the 2 5 10 M building whilst filming in the assembly point is and how to get there studio Possible incident could happen 2 4 12 H Make sure that we can find safe crossings and take extra 2 4 8 M when crossing the road precautions when watch for cars and bikes Completed By: Star Productions Reviewed By: Reviewed By: Date Completed: 25/01/2013 Date Reviewed: Date Reviewed: Next Review Due: Next Review Due: Next Review Due:

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Risk Assesment

  • 1. JOHN CABOT Objective Company ACADEMY Filming Star Productions Probability Consequence Risk 1. Remote – chances of event happening are almost zero. 1. Negligible - no injury or damage to property. High: 12 or higher. 2. Unlikely - a foreseeable event, but very infrequent. 2. Minor – minor injuries (cuts, bruises), minor property damage. Medium: 7 to 11. 3. Possible - event could occur sometime. 3. Serious – more serious injuries and serious damage to property. Low: 6 or less. 4. Probable – event will occur less frequently, but is expected. 4. Major – major injury (hospital treatment, more than 3 days off). 5. Almost certain - event expected or happens frequently. 5. Disaster - fatality or catastrophic damage to property. Hazard P C R H/M/ Control Measures P C R H/M/ L L PxC PxC Possible illness caused by cold 3 2 3 L Look at weather warnings before leaving to film and 3 2 6 L weather make sure we are wearing the appropriate clothing Because of winter and snow, 4 4 11 M Make sure that we stick to paths that we know have been 4 4 16 H possible injuries when filming on treated and wear suitable shoes for walking in the snow unsalted roads Fire hazard within John Cabot 2 5 8 M Make sure that if the sound alarms we know where the 2 5 10 M building whilst filming in the assembly point is and how to get there studio Possible incident could happen 2 4 12 H Make sure that we can find safe crossings and take extra 2 4 8 M when crossing the road precautions when watch for cars and bikes Completed By: Star Productions Reviewed By: Reviewed By: Date Completed: 25/01/2013 Date Reviewed: Date Reviewed: Next Review Due: Next Review Due: Next Review Due: