Hazard Persons who may be harmed

Property which may be damaged

Risk controls already in place

Risk Assessment LOW, MODERATE,

HIGH, EXTREME(see table next

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Further action required to control

risk ***

Swimming pool, drowning or slipping.

Actors and crew n/a All actors and crew to walk around the pool, no running, and someone who is over 18 and is a competent swimmer to life guard.

ModerateWhen not involved in the shoot, actors and crew to stand either outside the pool house. To check that everyone actor who is involved is able to swim complementally.

Risk of burns from sparklers.

Actor Yourself, or clothing

When the sparkler is being used all actors and crew who are not involved in the shot is to move away. When the sparkler burns to a certain size they will be put out.

ModerateThe shooting will be done on grass so if a sparkler is dropped its less likely to cause a fire, fire buckets will be handy as well.

People wearing Masks falling over.

Actors n/a The visibility in the masks is very poor/ inexistent. People when wearing the masks will have to do minimal movement and walking to be safe, also keep them away from the pool.

High

A person with a mask on has to be next to someone who doesn’t who can guide them on where to go.

Wires near the pool, tripping over and electric shocks.

Actors and crew n/a Making sure that no cables are near the pool water. Nobody should be running around. Bright colored tape on the wires so people know they are there.

Moderate We could put signs everywhere so people know cables are on the floor and to watch your step.

Smoke machine overheating

Actors and crew Yourself, clothing or location

Make sure that the smoke machine is used in short blast and not kept on for long periods of time.

Moderate Appoint a specific person to check on the smoke machine after use and that is unplugged from the wall socket.