Risk assessment

This is a risk assesment which as been drawn up to outline the potential dangers and how we can avoid them 

Subject	Risk	How to prevent it	Likeliness of occuring
Car	Tripping over whilst jumping	Be careful when jumping into the car. Be aware of the height of the car and let participants aware of the risks. Jump one at a time or test first before you let volunteers do it.	3 x 1 = 3
	Falling out	Keep arms and legs inside of the car and do not lean out of the car. Respect the car and the driver who is driving.	1 x 1  1
	Damaging seats	Be careful with your feet, jump in with no shoes perhaps? Keep shoes off the seats to avoid damage to the car	2 x 2 = 4
Performance	Loose Wires	Watch out for wires as there is a tripping hazard. Put all wires leading the same way in a bunch so everyone knows where they are and can avoid tripping over	2 x 3 = 6
	Being hit by instruments	Be aware of others using instruments and jumping with them, so get too close to each other.	2 x 2 = 4
	Loud noises	Try not to disturb the neighbours by playing too loud, loud enough to hear on the video as we are taking out the audio from filming	2 x 2 = 4
	Not knowing lyrics	Vital part of the video and lip-syncing. Make sure all actors know the lyrics and are able to sing along. It is a risk we are giving to the band to learn.	1 x 3 = 3
Bedroom	Falling out of the window	Keep into the bedroom with face just appearing out of the window.	1 x 3 = 3
Location	Dogs	Ignore and stop filming until it has been retrieved by owner	2 x 1 = 2
	Loose object	Be careful of tripping hazards such as loose stones which you could fall over and could damage the car.	2 x 1 = 2
Equipment	Not got right equipment	Ensure we have all the required equipment before we get to the location.	2 x 3 = 6
	Low battery	Charge up cameras the night before so we have a full battery for filming the next day.	3 x 3 = 9
	Broken equipment	Look after the equipment and tell owner if broken and agree necessary actions.	2 x 2 = 4