Health and Safety Risk assessment

Shooting dates: 3rd

February 2014

Location: Kuku’s Nest-69-71 Goodmayes Rd, Ilford IG3 9UB

Personnel on location

Director Raja Kaviaya

Camera person Raja Kaviaya

Sound person Dorcas Viela

Actors Vanessa Florant ,Punit Desai ,Dorcas Viela

Hazard rating:

1-hardly any hazard

5-high hazard potential

Potential hazard Hazard rating How can the potential

be reduced or

avoided?

Responsibility

Actress/Actors falling

down the stairs whilst

walking down them in

heels

4 Ensure the actress

walks slowly and that

she feels comfortable

in the heels to avoid

any injury.

Making sure the

actor/actress is

comfortable with the

movement of going

up and down the stairs

and around the bar

and that the actress is

comfortable walking

in heels.

Actor breaking glass

whilst cleaning them

3 Making sure that the

actors hands aren’t

wet or slippery, and

that the actor so that

the glasses are less

prone to break and cut

the actor.

Making sure that

hands are dry whilst

cleaning classes and

that the actor cleans

the glasses slowly to

avoid breaking the

glass.

Dehydration 1 Actors and crew

members will need to

ensure that they are

hydrated at all times to

avoid dehydration as

we will be filming for

long hours.

Provide regular

breaks and

refreshments for

actors to avoid

dehydration and so as

to allow actors to

perform to the best of

their ability

Actor tripping over

camera tripod

3 Decreasing the length

of tripod legs to avoid

anyone tripping over

and to place tripod

where actors won’t be

walking.

The camera person

will have to adjust the

length of the tripod to

ensure the actors are

safe from tripping

over. The camera

person can also

position the tripod in

areas where the actors

are not walking.

Actor/ Actress

tripping over wiring of

camera

4 Ensuring all wiring is

out of the stairs, and

ensures that all

actors/actresses have

appropriate footwear

to ensure they don’t

slip.

Ensuring that before

filming the crew

member tape down

any loose wiring onto

the floor to avoid

actors slipping.

Whilst editing

physical afflictions

could be caused such

as headaches, back

aches and eye strain.

2 Taking regular breaks

whilst editing and

ensuring that editor is

in a comfortable chair

as they may be editing

for long hours.

Take regular breaks

and organize our time

effectively so we are

not spending too long

working on

computers/ laptops.