Risk Assessment

When creating a film it's incredibly important to ensure that it's safe to film so I have created a risk assessment of both of my locations which includes the risks and possible solutions to try and make sure I keep everyone safe.
Below is a slideshare of my risk assessment.

Location	Risk	Solution
Field/bonfire	·      Burns from the fire ·      Slipping on the grass/mud ·      Falling over ·      Falling into the river/drowning ·      Twisting ankles ·      Coughing/sore eyes from the smoke ·      Tripping over equipment and props ·      Exposure to the elements ·      Exposure to the cold ·      Wild animals ·      Disrupting dog walkers ·      Polluting the field with litter ·      Going on private property	·      Keep everyone a set distance from the fire ·      Make sure everyone has appropriate footwear on and has access to a torch/lantern so they can see where they’re walking ·      Ensure everyone knows where the river is and can all swim ·      Make sure if people are uncomfortable they can move away from the fire ·      Ensure all equipment is put in appropriate places and people can see them ·      Check forecast and bring any necessary protection from the elements ·      Ensure actors bring warm clothes ·      Be aware of animals ·      Try to keep noise down ·      Make sure there are bins for all rubbish to be disposed off properly ·      Make sure all locations are on public ground
Woods	·      Tripping on roots and branches ·      Walking into trees ·      Disrupting the local wildlife ·      Disrupting dog walkers ·      Littering ·      Exposure to elements ·      Exposure to cold ·      Twisting ankles ·      Going onto private land	·      Make sure all actors have a light so can see where they are walking ·      Try to keep noise levels down ·      Make sure all rubbish is disposed of properly ·      Make sure all actors have appropriate clothing ·      Make sure all actors are wearing appropriate footwear ·      Make sure all land used is public