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