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Your Content Goes Here For each hazard, what is the likelihood of an accident happening, and what's the severity of harm an accident might cause? For each hazard, think about the likelihood of an accident happening, and severity of harm it could cause (taking any existing safety measures into account). Decide whether an actual

Your Content Goes Here Hazards are things with the potential to injure you or make you unwell, for example a piece of machinery or some building materials. Look at what is being done, the task in hand, the equipment being used and the working environment.  What hazards are there that

Your Content Goes Here No matter which department you work in, there will be equipment, environments or activities that could cause injury or illness. The details will vary between departments, so it’s important to understand the specific risks that apply to your role. Risk assessment is the main way we

Your Content Goes Here Only carry out tasks you’ve been trained to do - or have strong experience in. Never attempt work that’s outside your capabilities unless you’re being directly supervised by someone with the right skills. If someone asks you to do something you’re not confident or qualified to handle, speak up.

Your Content Goes Here The person with ultimate responsibility for the safety of the production. They must ensure that everything reasonably practicable is being done to reduce the risk of injury or illness. This includes appointing competent crew, overseeing risk assessments, and ensuring legal compliance. Responsible for the day-to-day running of

Your Content Goes Here What is expected of you? What are your responsibilities when it comes to staying safe? As a member of the crew, you have a duty to: Understand the risks around you - and what you need to do to stay safe. Work within your own capabilities, and follow what you’ve