Before an outdoor call, find out where you can warm up, change wet clothing and get drinking water. Ask who is monitoring conditions and deciding whether work can continue.
Sources for this topic
Use the current cold-weather and location guidance from the sources below. A temperature reading alone does not establish that a task is safe.
Workplace safety information
Government of Saskatchewan · Saskatchewan law & guidance
The Saskatchewan starting point for occupational health and safety.
Last checked 2026-11-10 · Opens in a new tabProduction safety primer
Actsafe Safety Association · Industry guidance
Broad production reference. Read alongside Saskatchewan requirements.
Last checked 2026-11-10 · Opens in a new tabSafety guidelines for film & television
Government of Ontario · Other jurisdiction
Ontario-specific guidance. Do not import its legal requirements into Saskatchewan.
Last checked 2026-11-10 · Opens in a new tabQuestions before work starts
- Where is the heated shelter, and can everyone reach it?
- Who is monitoring conditions and deciding when to change or stop the work?
- How will the crew leave if roads or access deteriorate?
Your supervisor or qualified specialist still needs to assess the task and explain the procedure.