Electrical & lighting
Power, distribution, cables and wet locations.
Safety on set
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17 topics
Equipment & set work
Fire & generators
Fuel, exhaust, heating and emergency access.
First aid & incidents
First-aid contacts, emergency access and injury reports.
Forklifts & powered mobile equipment
Forklifts, telehandlers, pallet jacks and aerial lift platforms.
Rigging & working at height
Ladders, lifts, overhead loads and access.
Tools & set construction
Workshops, materials and changing environments.
Working conditions
Fatigue & long days
Long calls, overnight work and the journey home.
Meals, water & facilities
Meal breaks, drinking water, toilets and shelter.
Respectful workplaces
Harassment concerns, reporting options and support.
Young & new workers
Induction, supervision and extra protections.
Locations & travel
Cold & winter locations
Outdoor calls, warming plans and changing conditions.
Driving & transport
Production vehicles, load-outs and getting home.
Heat, smoke & weather
Heat exposure, air quality and weather contingencies.
Remote locations
Access, communications and emergency planning.
Specialist work
Intimacy & consent
Agreed action, closed-set arrangements and boundaries.
Stunts, effects & weapons
Stunts, prop weapons, pyrotechnics and practical effects.
Water locations
Shorelines, boats and in-water activity.
Each topic links to original guidance. Some tasks also require job-specific instruction, supervision and a practical skills check.
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