Risk Assessment...

Three Lions Productions

Risk Assessment for the production of 'Loan Shark'

Measurement of Risk:

1. A scratch or a cut

2. An illness or injury that lasts up to three days

3. Broken bone

4. Amputation

5. Death

Risk Assessment:

Hazard	Those at Risk	Existing control measures	Evaluate the Risk	Improvement on control measures	Measurement of Risk
Low levels of light	The whole film           crew	Lampposts and classroom lights	The main risk here is the fact the someone might not see something and then trip over/bump into it	An improvement on the safety control measures would be for everyone to have a torch or that all filming is done during the day	The most that this risk could give someone is a level 3 injury as someone could trip over something.
The equipment being used	The whole film crew	All wires are out of the     way were no one can trip over them	The main risk here is that someone trips over the tripod	An improvement could be that everyone gets a briefing over the equipment being used and how to act around it	The measurement of risk would again be a level 3 as someone could fall over and fracture their arm on the equipment
The Cold	The whole film crew	Make sure everyone is kept warm	The main risk is that someone gets ill	Make sure everyone has their coats and is wearing something warm	The most extreme circumstance would be someone gets frost bite and has to have an amputation but, realistically the main risk is that someone gets a cold so a level 3.