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BPC Risk Assesment 1
BPC Risk Assesment 1
PERSONS TAKING People who are taking part in this production is:
PART: Sam Gunner
EG Jack Sayers Shaw
STUDENTS
ACTORS Steven Miles
CREW Caleb Bysouth
NON-STUDENTS
In the box below tick any of the hazards that you may come into contact with while
recording your production, if the hazard is not on the list please tick other.
HAZARD CHECKLIST
NUMBE HAZARD TICK
R
1 Trip hazards Y
2 Proximity to water Y
3 Risk of fire Y
4 Live electrical equipment Y
5 Vehicles / modes of transport Y
6 Machinery proximity
7 Weather conditions Y
8 Members of public at location Y
9 Access to location
10 Props Y
11 First Aid medical requirements Y
12 Falling objects
13 Working at height / Working near a drop
14 Others (Please specify)
Below you must detail the hazard number from the check list, identify where the hazard is
coming from and detail how you will limit the risk of the hazards you have identified.
HAZARD HAZARD DETAILS HOW WILL YOU LIMIT THE
NUMBER RISKS
8. Being caution of the members of public outside To be able to limit the risks,
of college while filming. We need to be we need to make sure that
cautious that we don’t bump into the public so the path that we will film is
there are no accidents. clear and safe from the
public.
4. The electrical equipment we need to have with To be able to limit the risks,
us at all times so the public can’t steel them. we need to keep the
Because we are outside, we need to handle the equipment next to us at all
equipment with care and make sure we come times.
back to the college site non-damaged.
Always bag up the
equipment when we move
about so if we accidently
drop, it won’t get damaged
as much.
7. Weather conditions we need to watch out for To be able to limit the risks,
when it comes to filming on the day. on the day before filming
Bad weather will cause the grounds to be we can check the weather
slippery and has a chance at making the bag app to see if it’s going to be
wet and the equipment damaged as they might sunny.
not be waterproof.
A backup would be filming
inside for example a
spinning shot of the
headphone.
10. Prop is important as the headphones is the key To be able to limit this risk, I
thing for the advert. If we didn’t have the will have to leave the
headphones then that will screw up the advert headphones in my bag at all
for the filming day. times.
Below you must sign off that you accept the risks and will adhere to safe working practice.
On some assignments staff with need to sign your risk assessment for you to hire out kit.
STUDENT NAME: Sam Gunner STUDENT SG
(PRINT) SIGNATURE:
STAFF NAME: STAFF SIGNATURE:
(PRINT)