Risk Assessment Forms

[Pulsar]

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I about to design the set for "Barefoot in the Park" Niel Simons

 

It is set in a NY appartment 7 floors up and needs a practical skylight in so much as there needs to be a broken pane allowing the snow to trickle through and the man gets locked out and needs to crawl around the roof edge past the skylight, so it will needs to be on our 22' wide stage about 6'-8' wide and 5'-6' high

it can be divided into as many or panels ie 2'x2' squares of 3mm Acrylic glass clear sheet, But the company I spoke with said it could not be used on stage due to fire regs

I about to design the set for "Barefoot in the Park" Niel Simons

 

It is set in a NY appartment 7 floors up and needs a practical skylight in so much as there needs to be a broken pane allowing the snow to trickle through and the man gets locked out and needs to crawl around the roof edge past the skylight, so it will needs to be on our 22' wide stage about 6'-8' wide and 5'-6' high

it can be divided into as many or panels ie 2'x2' squares of 3mm Acrylic glass clear sheet, But the company I spoke with said it could not be used on stage due to fire regs

 

I need a risk assessment form, is there an on-line one to copy from as we always risk assess but don't record it and as I have told the Fire Authority I think I should make the effory

 

 

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[Ben]

I have a generic template of the one used at the dominion I can send you, I use it in other venues and its quick and easy to fill out and leaves little room for mistake, pm me if you want it and ill e-mail it to you

 

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[Tom]

No - you can't use acrylic but you can use polycarbonate which does meet fire regs.

As for risk assesment - did you mean a general risk assesment form or where you looking for specific info on acrylic / polycarbonate etc?