Safety at Work

Date: 19 Mar, 2011
Time: 0930 - 1730
Location: National Film & TV School Station Road Beaconsfield HP9 1LG

A second chance to attend this one day health and safety seminar run by Guy Littlemore, freelance cameraman, who specialises in training for all aspects of safety in broadcast situations and was highly appreciated by participants when it was held in 2009.

The seminar aims to give sound guidelines on priority health and safety issues to employees as well as freelancers, in the entertainment industry. The information provided will reflect elements of the Skillset standards X1,X2, X3.5 and HSS1.

The main topics will include:

• Framework of health and safety law
• Roles & responsibilities of the employer, employees and contractors
• Behavioural safety
• Risk perception and assessments
• Assessment of two real accidents
• Skillset standards and competence
• Electrical safety
• Manual handling
• Noise
• Display screen equipment
• Driving while at work
• Working at height
• Personal Protective Equipment
• Working time regulations
• Health surveillance, first aid, fire and accident reporting

 

The session will reinforce the idea that people can actively look after themselves, their colleagues and others. Think about the tasks we are about to undertake, assess and reduce any risks. Attitudes towards health and safety are slow to change, but change within this industry is needed and it should be built-in, not bolted on to what we all do.

The most important point of all is to stop people getting injured at work!

BOOKING

Please use an appropriate orange button at the top of the page to make a payment (member or non-member). You will receive a confirmation of your payment from the RBS Worldpay system which also acts as your booking confirmation.

COST

IBS members £24 inc VAT  
Non-members £45 inc VAT

(This price excludes lunch to keep cost down - local facilities for lunch are available) 

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