Costs

Costs of Personnel:

If you were to have a professional budget then you would follow these prices roughly for the daily and weekly prices of a Camera Operator, Lighting Camera, Editor and Sound Recordist.

After vigorously researching and looking into the rates at BECTU which stands for Broadcasting, Entertaining, Cinematography and Theatre Union, I can see that they have provided me with the information in which shows the costs/ recommended amount to spend on daily and weekly rates of crew which would be working around 10 hours daily and overall 6 days a week. 

In terms of the Camera Operator:

The prices for Daily were around £371 - £620
The prices for Weekly were around £2,226 - £3,720

In terms of the Lighting Camera:

The prices for Daily were around £373 - £1,169
The prices for Weekly were around £2,238 - £7,014

In terms of the Editor:

The prices for Daily were around £157 - £176
The prices for Weekly were around £942 - £1,056

And lastly, with the Sound Recordist:

The prices for Daily were around £214 - £240
The prices for Weekly were around £1,284 - £1,440

Risk Assesment

Risk Assessments are important for not only your crew but for everyone involved within a production. This will allow everyone to be aware of the potential risks which are there within a production. An example of a couple risks which could potentially be there would be perhaps;

Wet floors, wires...

Here is an example

HAZARD	WHO IS AT RISK?	CONTROLS	SEVERITY OF INJURY	CHANCE OF INJURY	RISK	ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES
Falling from height	Camera operator	Scaffold erected by competent contractor to industry standard. Guard-rails, mid-rails and toeboards in place. Safe access to platform.	Serious	Low	Low	Access onto mobile tower platform restricted to camera operator. Camera operator instructed not to lean over or stand on guard-rails.
Falling objects and equipment	People at ground level	Guard-rails, mid-rails and toeboards in place.	Serious	Low	Low	All equipment Secured to scaffold. No loose items. Barriers and warning signs erected to restrict access below tower scaffold.
Scaffold falling over	People at ground level	Scaffold erected and regularly inspected by competent contractor.	Serious	Low	Low	Scaffold checked before use. Scaffold not to be used in event of bad weather.

The full example will be available with the link below. 

https://www.filmsourcing.com/film-production-risk-assessment/