Risk | Solutions |
use of power tools | Wear safe clothing/ goggles |
cutting equipment | Use cutting mats, cut away from bodies and don’t carry open knives around |
use of paint and glue | Use water based |
heavy lifting | Work in groups and bend knees not back |
careful of slippery exterior | Clean it before and be careful |
The plant | Make sure it’s safe and no sharp bits are sticking out. The plant is completely finished in order to be safe. The guy inside the plant should have plenty of water and air to breath because it can get hot in there. |
Use suitable materials | check out fire ret ardency and rules for particular venue |
Production
Risk | Solutions |
Stage blackout | Tripping/ colliding/ falling – use of torches and communication, All scenery positions clearly marked on the floor |
Height hazard and falling of stage | Clear announcements to cast/crew |
Scene changes | Pulling curtain during blackouts. Moving scenery properly. All crew have their own well rehearsed job roles so they would know what they’re doing and wouldn’t be muddled around on stage for no reason. |
Crowd control | Controlled ticket sales and leaflet sales at the door also staff on the door to make sure no-one without a ticket gets in. |
Seating plan | Find out the limit of the venue by researching the venue. Tell staff where they’re being seated. |
Fire | Fire extinguisher and clear signs and exits, understandable announcement and usual fire precautions. |
Props being misused/lost | Keep props (inc. weaponry) on specific tables by keeping log book under control of manager, and charts. |
This website is useful for looking at Health and Safety regulation and problem solving,
http://www.hse.gov.uk/risk/fivesteps.htm
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