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    This document is a risk assessment for video production activities that occur occasionally during the year. It identifies several hazards associated with video production such as burns from hot lights, trips over wires and cables, creating obstructions, accidents in public places, and legal issues from filming without permission. Controls are outlined to reduce the likelihood and severity of risks, including training students, using battery power when possible, supervision, completing risk assessments, and obtaining permission before filming in private spaces.

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    This document is a risk assessment for video production activities that occur occasionally during the year. It identifies several hazards associated with video production such as burns from hot lights, trips over wires and cables, creating obstructions, accidents in public places, and legal issues from filming without permission. Controls are outlined to reduce the likelihood and severity of risks, including training students, using battery power when possible, supervision, completing risk assessments, and obtaining permission before filming in private spaces.

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    This document is a risk assessment for video production activities that occur occasionally during the year. It identifies several hazards associated with video production such as burns from hot lights, trips over wires and cables, creating obstructions, accidents in public places, and legal issues from filming without permission. Controls are outlined to reduce the likelihood and severity of risks, including training students, using battery power when possible, supervision, completing risk assessments, and obtaining permission before filming in private spaces.

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    Generic Risk Assessment For Camerawork

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    This document is a risk assessment for video production activities that occur occasionally during the year. It identifies several hazards associated with video production such as burns from hot lights, trips over wires and cables, creating obstructions, accidents in public places, and legal issues from filming without permission. Controls are outlined to reduce the likelihood and severity of risks, including training students, using battery power when possible, supervision, completing risk assessments, and obtaining permission before filming in private spaces.

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    Media - RA

    Activity: Video production activities Frequency of the activity: Occasionally during the year
    Regulations 2002,

    RISK ASSESSMENT
    Persons Affected: All participants

    Date (Re)Issued:
    (Re)Assessed by: Sonia Marshall Signed:

    13.11.2008

    Page 1 of 1
    Date: 13/11/08

    Procedure Reference:

    Associated Risk / COSHH Assessments:

    Legal Requirements: Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992 (as amended 2002), Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999, Personal Protective Equipment at Work Identified hazard Probable harm L S R Controls

    *L

    *S

    *R

    NOTE: The higher the risk, the greater the level of supervision required.
    Burns from hot lights Trips over objects including wires/trailing cables Causing obstructions in communal spaces Burns

    4
    3

    4
    3

    16
    9

    Ensure students are trained in how to handle lights before they use them. Ensure students understand the H&S precautions associated with filming on location. Where possible, use battery powered cameras rather than mains cables. Ensure students are aware of the hazards of filming in communal spaces before commencing film projects. Where possible, use battery power rather than mains and nominate a group member to be responsible for H&S. Where possible, student productions are supervised by a member of staff, especially L2 and L6 students. When students are filming in public spaces outside the college, unsupervised, they need to film in groups. They are instructed in how to take appropriate precautions to ensure their safety, the safety of the public and the safety of the equipment. Students complete risk assessment s for video production assignments. Students to only film in private spaces such as shops when they have obtained permission for the owner/manager.

    Bruises, sprains, broken bones

    Bruises, falls, broken bones

    18

    12

    Accidents in public places

    Bruises, falls, broken bones

    40

    12

    Legal infringements when filming in private areas

    Reprimand for filming without permission

    Risk rating:

    1 6 = Low

    8 - 16 = Medium

    18 36 = High
    Signed: Signed:

    Likelihood x Severity = R (Risk)

    * = Rating after implementing controls


    Date: Date:

    Reviewed by H&S Co-ordinator: R. Fiorentini Authorised for use by: L. Poulson

    Title: H&S Co-ordinator / Site Manager Title: Principal

    Electronic copies of all assessments held in the Risk Assessment Folder in the H&S Directory on (S:). Hard copies held by the relevant department & originals held by the H&S Co-ordinator.

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