Risk Assessment Report Event: Interview with a Musican Location: Introduction Hazard: Hazard is danger posed by an unsafe enviroment.

Hazard may vary from pointy edges and moving parts to high temperatures and corrosive substances. Risk: Risk is a direct danger that may happen for different reasons. Risk is also more more often than not associated with hazard/s. Steps to assess risks: . !. #. %. &. Identify hazards present "valuate the risk $ssess how and whom may it affect and/or harm Record your findings Implement changes to reduce the risk

List of all noted hazards - introduction $ll noted hazards are scaled on a scale of '& of probability where stands for ((e)tremelly unlikely(( and & for ((e)tremelly likely((. Hazards are scaled by their danger level using colours. *hose colours scale from green + minor in,ury -. yellow + severe in,ury -. orange + long term / permanent in,ury - red + lethal - and black + e)tremelly lethal -

Hazard Hazard name

Risk Risk description

/rading !

0afety measure /rading 0afety measure

1utcome 1utcome

Basic list of hazards and risks

Hazard 2andles 2ables /uitars 3ights

Risks *ipping over and setting fire Mild burns on the crew 2rew might trip on cables and fall /uitars might fall off their stands and hurt someone 3ights generate a lot of heat. may cause some burns and/or fire 3ights draw a lot of power. may shock someone / short circuit *here will be a lot of cables and sockets used

"lectricity

Hazard and risk grading

Hazard 2andles Risk 4alling over and starting fires /rading # 0afety measures /rading 1utcome '2hances of candles tipping over will be reduced and if they do and ignite something fire e)tinguisher will be at hand. '2andles won(t be lit until everything is ready so there will be noone walking close to them 1utcome If somebody pulls the cable with their foot they shouldn(t really fall over because the cable will be taped to the floor. *hey also won(t pull any gear with them.

'Make sure all ! candles are placed in safe positions on appropriate safety stands 'Make sure there is a fire e)tinguisher at the ready '6on(t light up the candles until everything else is ready and we are good to go 0afety measure /rading '5ut all the cables in safe position '*ape cables to the floor

5eople my get # some burns

Hazard 2ables

Risk

/rading

5eople will be # walking all over the place and my pull some cables falling over or tipping over the e7uipment

Hazard /uitars

Risk

/rading

0afety measure /rading 'Make sure the guitars are in place and properly secured

1utcome 'Hopefully guitars won(t fall at all

/uitars have % tendencies to be heavy. If they would fall over they might hurt someone or damage the gear

Hazard 3ights

Risk

/rading

0afety measure /rading 'Make sure all lights are properly balanced and secured on their stands 'Make sure fire e)tinguishers are at hand at all times

1utcome 3ights will be properly secured in place and shouldn(t fall over at all

3ights are # relativelly heavy. e)pensive and very hot. If one falls over it can harm someone. cause burns and fires. electricute somebody and cost a lot. If used % incorretly they can blind someone.

'Make sure to have an e)perienced crew to take care of the lights

3ights will be used right and no accidents should happen

Hazard "lectricity

Risk

/rading

0afety measure /rading 'Make sure beforehand that all the e7uipment is in good condition and all cables and sockets are insulated 'Make sure e)perienced crew will handle it 'Make sure fire e)tinguishers are at hand at all times

1utcome *here shouldn(t be any problems with the elecricity as long as it will be handled correctly

If used ! incorrectly and/or with faulty e7uipment someone can get elecricuted and it may cause fires

Escape routes
In case of emergency escape becoming a necessity please follow the guide below how to reach the nearest emergency e)it. 8pon leaving the studio. turn LEF and proceed until the end of the corridor! "pon reaching the staircase proceed #$%&S A'RS and turn LEF again after e(iting through the #$$R! "pon reaching the main door press the )utton on the LEF side to unlock them! %hen *ou get outside turn R'+H on the pavement and continue until reaching the F'RE ,$'&

Health and safet* report

In my personal opinion the studio is a very dangerous place for this shoot considering how many flammable materials are in it and how much high temperature and fires will be used. However if all the security measures will be upheld correctly before and during the shoot it should be relatively safe for everyone 1f course you can never fully remove hazards from an area such as this so in case something goes wrong please contact the emergency phone --. or /// and ask the operator to put *ou through to the re0uested emergenc* service