IOSH Working Safely in Theatre and Production

It’s finally here! – The little brother of the highly acclaimed Managing Safely for Theatre and Production course, this one-day course offers a working knowledge of health and safety within the unique and demanding environment of the theatre and entertainment industry.

Following in the highly-acclaimed footsteps of its big brother, the new one day course for health and safety in the theatre already looks set to be a show-stopper.

Using the information, ideas and experience gained when creating Managing Safely for Theatre and Production, RB Health and Safety have again teamed up with Delfont Mackintosh Theatres to create a high impact course that is unique, relevant, and visually stunning.

The course is suitable for anyone working in the theatre, from ticket-office to fly-floor, and will give the successful candidate a solid, working knowledge of health and safety in the theatre, how it applies to them in their roles, and what they can do to improve it.

IOSH Working Safely for Theatre and Production is also run as an Open Course

With a new range of videos, presentations and games, this course is a must for any theatre professional, and can be delivered in one day.

Certification Fees/Books: £35 per candidate (in-house only – open course pricing is arranged separately)

For more information – give us a ring! – 0845 2571489

Who should attend?

This course is ideal for anyone involved in theatre in any capacity who wants to gain a working knowledge of Working Safely in a theatre.

What will they learn?

The successful candidate will gain an insight into health and safety in a theatre environment, where they stand as employees, and what they can do to make work easier and safer. The course also includes comprehensive instruction in manual handling and fire safety awareness.

Course content

• Introducing Working Safely
• Defining Hazard and Risk
• Identifying Common Hazards
• Improving Safety Performance
• Protecting our Environment

Certificate

The successful candidate (having successfully completed the assessment and assignment) will receive an IOSH Working Safely in Theatre and Production certificate.