Producer(s): Louis Pollock& Cameron

Letts& Jonathon Batson& Liam Smalley

Song Title/Band: Bite Down Salvador by
Catfish and the Bottlemen

Production Details: Music Video

Risk Type:

Details of Risk:

Slipping or
tripping over:

The directors (Cam,

Louis, Liam, and
Jonathon) and band
members may trip
over wires or may
slip over any drinks
that may have been
spilt. Also when we
are recording
outdoors there will
be risks where we
will be recording
A fire could be
started due to the
electricity running
within the building
and this will cause
an unsafe
environment and
could cause harm to
the people on set
and the people
filming and directing
the performance

Ways to minimise
Risk:
Making the directors
and band members
aware of all of the
hazards on set.

Person(s)
Responsible:
Every person on set
is responsible for
their own safety
when walking
around, before,
during and after
recording and they
are all aware of the
hazards on set
which fit this risk
type.

By making sure all

the people inside
the building know
where all of the fire
exits are, ensuring
that at least one or
two fire
extinguishers are in
the room and
covering up or
removing all of the
fire hazards or any
flammable liquids
inside of the room
e.g. having bags
around electricity
plugs.
By making sure that
all of the unsafe
electrical equipment
has been identified
and then we can
avoid using that
equipment. Also by
making sure that all
of the lighting wires
are taped down and
any other wires that
may be a hazard for
people to come into
contact so this will
minimalize all of the

Everyone who is on
set needs to make
themselves aware of
the fire exits
available in the
building.

Fire

Electricity

There will be a lot

off electricity
running throughout
the building, e.g.
Wires plugged in the
guitars, lighting and
plug sockets

Production Date:

Everyone who is on
set needs to make
themselves aware of
all of the electrical
wires within the
room.

Other Equipment

There are a lot of

equipment that will
be on set that may
become a risk such
as dropping the
guitar, knocking
over the drum set,
lights falling over
and speakers/amps
falling over.

risks.
By making sure that
all of the equipment
is put away properly
when not in use e.g.
guitars. Also when
the equipment is
not needed, it
should either be
turned off (lighting
or any other
electrical
equipment) or put
away where it
belongs to
minimalize all of the
risks.

Everyone who is on
set needs to make
themselves aware of
all of the equipment
being used on set.