Risk Assessment Final Update

Once again after we had to change our location for our opening we decided that our risk assessment need updating so creating another one was necessary.

Location - Deserted Train Tracks

Risk - Tripping over loose rocks or logs.

What we can do to reduce the risk - Check the area in which we plan to film for any loose rocks on logs and remove any if spotted, not only this but we can have someone always on standby with a mobile phone in case of an Emergency

Location - Travelling to and from Deserted Train Tracks

Risk - Being run over or involved in accident.

What we can do to reduce the risk - Be careful when crossing roads or walking along pathways, drive responsibly and always have someone on standby with a mobile phone in case of an emergency.

Location - Coopersale Cricket Club 

Risk - Tripping over rubbish or anything loose on the ground as well as possible slippery surface (if raining/snowing).

What we can do to reduce the risk - Make sure there are no trip hazards within the vincity of where we intend to film, always have someone on standby with a mobile phone in case of an emergency.

Location - Travelling to and from Coopersale Cricket Club 

Risk - Tripping over rubbish or anything loose on the ground as well as possible slippery surface (if raining/snowing) and being run over or involved in accident.

What we can do to reduce the risk - Make sure there are no trip hazards within the vincity of where we intend to film, always have someone on standby with a mobile phone in case of an emergency and Be careful when crossing roads or walking along pathways, drive responsibly. 

Risk Assessment Update

After we changed our thriller opening and location we decided that our risk assessment need updating so creating another one was necessary.
Location - Deserted Train Tracks

Risk - Tripping over loose rocks or logs.

What we can do to reduce the risk - Check the area in which we plan to film for any loose rocks on logs and remove any if spotted, not only this but we can have someone always on standby with a mobile phone in case of an Emergency

Location - Travelling to and from Deserted Train Tracks

Risk - Being run over or involved in accident.

What we can do to reduce the risk - Be careful when crossing roads or walking along pathways, drive responsibly and always have someone on standby with a mobile phone in case of an emergency.

Location - Warehouse/Cellar

Risk - Tripping over rubbish or anything loose on the ground as well as possible slippery surface (if raining).

What we can do to reduce the risk - Make sure there are no trip hazards within the vincity of where we intend to film, always have someone on standby with a mobile phone in case of an emergency.

Location - Travelling to and from the Warehouse/Cellar

Risk - Being run over or involved in accident.

What we can do to reduce the risk - Be careful when crossing roads or walking along pathways, drive responsibly and always have someone on standby with a mobile phone in case of an emergency.

Risk Assessment Train Tracks

It is important for us to have looked into the possible risks and safety measures we may possibly be faced with and need to resolve and consider before we film.

The deserted train tracks have a risk of tripping over loose train track parts and also the features of forests. We need to make sure the paths we want to take are clear and we especially need to plan what route the actors will take when filming to there path is completely safe and clear. We will let parents know that we are going there at certain times and how long we expect to take, and also take mobile phones with us just in case of any accidents or an emergency. We also need to make sure we keep the equipment safe and clean when walking through the forest so we definitely need to walk with care.

Risk Assessment

Location - Deserted Train Tracks

Risk - Tripping over loose rocks or logs.

What we can do to reduce the risk - Check the area in which we plan to film for any loose rocks on logs and remove any if spotted, not only this but we can have someone always on standby with a mobile phone in case of an Emergency

Location - House

Risk - Fire, tripping over front door step.

What we can do to reduce the risk - Always have somebody on standby with a mobile phone in case of an emergency and always check before entering the front door as so not to trip.

Location - Travelling to and from Deserted Train Tracks

Risk - Being run over or involved in accident.

What we can do to reduce the risk - Be careful when crossing roads or walking along pathways, drive responsibly and always have someone on standby with a mobile phone in case of an emergency.