Extended risk assessment for Epsom Downs

FILM PRODUCTION RISK ASSESSMENT

Company Name: BF Productions
Production Title: Office Job	Production Date(s)
Producer Name: Billy Feery	Director Name: Billy Feery
Date of Risk Assessment: 07/06/18	Risk Assessment conducted by: Billy Feery

Hazard	Persons who may be harmed	Property which may be damaged	Risk controls already in place	Risk Assessment LOW, MODERATE, HIGH, EXTREME (see table)	Further action required to control risk
Behaviour of dogs	Actors and crew	N/A	Assessed location and picked an area away from the usual dog walker locations.	Moderate	Ask any dog-walkers around to keep their dogs on a leash.
Horse riders	Actors and crew	Very unlikely however, if a horse became irritated and uncontrollable they could wreck some of the equipment.	Horse riders are only aloud to ride in the area at certain times of day (avoid that timeframe), avoid the horse tracks that are usually in use.	Moderate	Contact the owners of the land so they can let the riders know that there will be filming on site.
The public	Actors and crew		Area out of the way, less likely to encounter members of the public.	Low	Have members of the crew who are currently free prepared to direct members of the public away from the set.
Uneven ground with long grass	Actors and crew	If a member of the crew falls due to the uneven ground, there is a chance they are holding equipment, which could be damaged or broken due to the fall.	Address the situation with all actors and crew on site, so they know. Park as close to location as possible so there is less distance to travel by foot, which means less time for accidents to occur.	Low	Have someone without equipment in front guiding the crew and actors to minimise the chance of falling.