How to create a drone risk assessment

To create a drone risk assessment, operators should:

  1. Identify potential hazards

  2. Assess the level of risk

  3. Apply mitigation measures

  4. Document the findings before the operation begins.

Related Questions

Why are drones flying at night?
Drones are flown at night for search and rescue, inspections, security monitoring, filmmaking, wildlife surveys, and other operations where reduced traffic or low-light imaging is beneficial.
Can drones record at night?
Yes. Many drones use low-light cameras or thermal imaging to capture video, photos, and heat signatures during nighttime operations.
What lights do drones use at night?
Drones flown at night typically use navigation lights and anti-collision lights. In the UK Open Category, a green flashing light is required during night flights.