Thursday, 19 May 2016

Risk Assessment


Hazards

Risk rating

(High, Med, Low)

Controls
-People tripping over wires




-Camera falling



-Electrical hazards with the wire board


-Dolly is a tripping hazard



-Dropping equipment (example: tripod with camera)



-Accidently hitting people with track




-Water touching equipment and breaking it



-Make sure that you don’t bump into anyone else while holding equipment


- Heat exhaustion from being  in a hot room





-Make sure camera doesn’t overheat









Medium




Low



Low

Medium



Low




Medium




Low



Low



High





Low


Make sure everyone is aware of where the wires are, in case anyone trips over; also have some in the camera operator’s pockets to avoid accidents.


Make sure the camera is held carefully with tripod and make sure that it does not fall and harm anyone.


When dealing with wires, make sure all wires are placed carefully to avoid any electrical shock

When holding the dolly, make sure that no one slips over it by carefully keep watch and make sure no one’s feet trip over it.

Make sure equipment is help carefully, and no equipment is accidently dropped and harm anyone around you


When holding the track, it is very easy to accidently hit someone, so you should always be aware about your surroundings when you hold the track


In case anyone has any water, we will make sure that it does not touch any equipment and break it (example, avoid having cameras close to water)


While moving, holding the camera, be aware of who is around you so you don’t possibly bump into them


Due to it being Ramadan and having it being a hot day, people will be fasting so you could have them go outside at times and have water put on their face instead of drinking it.


In case it seems that the camera might overheat, check every10 minutes to see if it is in good condition and wont overheat



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