Risk Awareness

Description

Learning method:

E-LEARNING

Course duration:

1h 30 min

Target audience:

Workers and managers

Pre-requisites:

Having attended our “Introduction to
health and safety” course

Aims and objectives of the course:

The course aims to introduce the concept of risk
awareness and the importance of health and safety on a shooting production. It
aims to promote the awareness on crew, actors, helpers and all other people
involved and encourage them to identify and report any possible hazards.

Course program:

• Risk awareness on shooting production: what it means and what are the
  benefits.
• Organisation chart: who are the people involved and what
  responsibilities they have.
• Most effective ways to control hazards: The hierarchy of controls to
  determine which actions will best control exposures
• What are the safety rules for a film production?

– Planning and preparation
– Risk assessment
– Risk assessment process

• Typical safety hazards on set: slips trips and falls, manual handling,
  electricity and lighting equipment, weather, fire safety, working at height,
  catering, use of MEWP’S, driving general.
• Further safety hazards on a shooting production: weapons, animals, use
  of drone, stunts and special effects.
• Voulnerable workers: Children, pregnant workers and new mothers.
• Emergency procedures: fire emergency procedure, first aid and welfare.
• How to promote health and safety on a shooting production? Safety
  meetings, conduct a comprensive risk assessment, safety protocols, safety
  equipment and training, mental health support.

Final test: 

Final assessment with multiple-choice
test.

Certificate: The individual certificates will be issued upon completion of the course
and passing the learning assessment test