HazardsRisk

rating(High, Med,

Low)Controls

- Camera wires

- Tripod legs

- Dolly wheels

- Track

- Camera

- Light bulbs

- Light gels

- Track

- People may trip over the wires for the camera because they are quite big and long and if you are not looking where you are going you may trip. We can overcome this by either using cable tiers to tie the wires up or by taping the wires to the floor using duck tape. This will make the risk of wires very small.

- Another risk is that the camera operators may trip over the legs of the tripod. They can overcome this by placing the cameras in spacious areas rather than tight places where it would be harder to walk, because if it is harder to walk then there is more chance of tripping over the legs.

- Another risk is that the camera wheels may cause the dolly to move and it could run over someone’s foot and hurt them. We can overcome this by applying the locks on the wheels so the dolly doesn’t move.

- Another risk is that people may trip over the track because they are on the floor or they may step on the track and damage it. To prevent this from happening I will try and keep people away from the track.

- Another risk is that the camera may not be screwed onto the tripod very tight so it could fall off and get damaged. So to prevent it I would make sure that the cameras are tightened properly.

- If the lights are left on for to long they could explode. This is very dangerous because it can cause serious problems if it hurts anyone. So to avoid this from happening we would turn the lights of whenever we are not using them.

- Light gels are the plastic you put on the front of the light so that the colour of the light can change. However this can be a risk because these gels can either melt or catch fire. So to stop this from happening I will make sure we take the gels off whenever we stop using them or just turn the lights off.

- If the track is not properly assembled then it could fall apart and ruin the filming and

Risk Assessment Form Activity/Task:

- People

- The screen

damage the equipment. To prevent this from happening I will make sure that everything has been put together properly.

- If the studio is too crowded then it will be hard for people to move around and get their jobs done. So to prevent this from happening I will try to only get the people that have jobs to stay in the studio or to make people stay in their positions.

- The screen usually goes on the floor when it is pulled down and there is a chain on the side to pull it up and down. There are dangerous because people could trip over them or they could get their fingers stuck in the chains.