FILM TRAILER PRODUCTION RISK ASSESSMENT

HAZARD IN WHICH SCENE IS THIS HAZARD PRESENT?

PERSON WHO MAY BE HARMED

PROPERTY THAT COULD BE DAMAGED

RISK CONTROLS ALREADY IN PLACE

RISK ASSESSMENT*See chart

FURTHER ACTION TO BE TAKEN

Cars- Getting run over.

Traveling between shots,

and nearby roads in woods.

Cast or Crew Production equipment

Speed bumps will slow the rate of

traffic.

HIGH Keep an eye out for cars and make sure

that everyone is aware.

Weather Changes All of the outdoor scenes.

Crew Electrical Equipment Ensure that no electrical equipment

is used in extreme rain or wet conditions.

EXTREME Check the weather forecast in advance and then again in

the morning prior to filming.

Slippy floors/ falling over.

All scenes. Cast or Crew All equipment. Pre filming inspection of

surrounding floors.

HIGH Wipe up any spillages and clear

up any rubbish.Weapons being used.

Many different scenes.

Cast or Crew All equipment. Blunting knives and any other weapons

used.

EXTREME Make sure nobody is in danger while filming and make

sure all the knives/weapons are

blunt or fake.Electrical faults Indoor shoot. Cast or Crew Electrical equipment

or items inside.Check all the sockets are fixed to the wall.

EXTREME Don’t overload the sockets.

General Injury All scenes. Cast or Crew Props. Having a first aid box.

MODERATE Make sure the first aid box is updated and we take one

with us.

Risk Assessment Chart

Hazard likelihood / Consequences RISK ASSESSMENTVERY LIKELY TO HAPPEN or SEVERE CONSEQUENCES (ie. Someone could get seriously hurt)

EXTREME

Could happen or mild consequences (i.e. someone could suffer a minor injury)

HIGH

Unlikely to happen or minor consequences (i.e. production could be slightly delayed)

MODERATE

Rarely happens and very insignificant consequences LOW