Planning: Health and Safety (Tomasz Wojton)

If a project is very short-term or employs between 9 and 20 workers, a less formal program is acceptable, but records must still be kept.  The program must include regular safety meetings with the workers, and at least one Worker Health and Safety Representative (not a supervisor or manager) should be appointed by the workers whom they will represent.  

Their responsibilities include:

Identifying situations that might be unhealthy or unsafe for workers and recommending ways to eliminate them

Considering and responding to health and safety complaints or recommendations from the cast and crew.

Promoting safe work 

Participating in regular workplace inspections 

Analyzing incidents 

We are working as a group of 4 so when one of the people is not involved we will want them to look out for any potential hazard during the current scene recording.

We will need to look out for tripping hazards, power tool use, and use of dangerous solvents like paint or dyes.