Health and Safety Precautions

Hazardous material or procedure	Risk (What could go wrong?)	Control measures (Safety Precautions)	Action In case of accident	Remaining Risk (Low/Med /High)
Doorways in college corridors	Talent could trap fingers or collide with public	Have an extra person with me watching this particular hazard so that we won’t clash with people.	Contact somebody with authority in the college and seek first aid. Medical advice from a doctor or the hospital could be necessary.	Low
Stairways in the College Foyer	Falling down the stairs or tripping on them is a strong risk on a stairway	Make sure suitable shoes are worn so that grip is gathered on the carpet on the stairs.	Contact somebody with authority in the college and seek first aid. Medical advice from a doctor or the hospital could be necessary.	Low
Travelling on location in car	We could be involved in a car crash on the way to location taking the talent to film.	Stick to the speed limit at all times, slowing in bad weather. Make sure all seatbelts are worn and make sure all talents families are aware of the route we are taking.	See if everybody is safe in the car, call 999 immediately in a phone is nearby.	Medium if weather is stormy, snowing or icy. Low on a regular day with dry road.
Walking through woods at Castle Howard	Tripping and falling on tree roots and twigs, sharp leaves such as holly and litter may be surrounding the area.	Be along side my talent throughout all movement periods to make sure all talent is safe.	Seek authority at the location for any medical help, make sure there is no injuries.	Low
Walking up grass slopes	If muddy this could be a strong risk of slipping and falling on mud.	Make sure all appropriate footwear is worn; don’t film on a very wet day or when it has been raining hard the day before.	Seek authority at the location for any medical help; make sure there are no injuries.	Low