IOSH Managing Safely for Theatre and Production
Duration: 4 Days
Maximum Candidates: 16
Price:£2853.00 (that's as low as £178.00 per person for a full course)
Assessment: Written and Practical Assessments
Welcome to the world’s first ever “IOSH Managing Safely for Theatre and Production” training course. Created specifically for the theatre, production and entertainment industry, this ground breaking course has been developed through a partnership and in close collaboration with Delfont Mackintosh Theatres, Cameron Mackintosh Limited and RB Health and Safety Solutions.
The course is primarily for those working in a management or supervisory role within the industry and was created utilising ideas gained from a focus group of staff and management from top West End shows (including Phantom of the Opera and Les Miserables) along with specialists from across the industry, ensuring the real issues facing managers are addressed in this highly dynamic environment. This flexible new high impact program covers the main health and safety issues (plus much more) and complies with a number of the national occupational standards set by the Society of London Theatres (SOLT) and BECTU.
A range of exercises, games, videos and presentations have been developed to create an interactive, fun and relevant course, with the flexibility of delivery to suit you business needs, e.g. four days, or one or two days a week.
Who Should Attend?
It is essential for all those in a position of responsibility for the management of health and safety issues in theatre and production, including managers, supervisors and senior safety personnel.
What Will They Learn?
Successful candidates gain a comprehensive knowledge of Managing Health and Safety and the specific risks associated in the industry. Within the modules detailed below is an in-depth look into controlling the unique hazards associated with theatre and production, e.g. noise, working in the dark, stage equipment and handling difficult items such as costumes and COSHH.
Course Content:
- Introducing managing safely for theatre and production
- Understanding your responsibilities
- Assessing risk
- Controlling risk
- Identifying hazards
- Investigating accidents and incidents
- Measuring performance
- Protecting our environment
Certificate:
- Candidates on successful completion of the course and the written and practical assessments at the end of the course are awarded an IOSH certificate in Managing Safely for Theatre and Production.
