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Use for all suspended fixings, including lighting and sound equipment, particularly where items are suspended over people’s heads.

Ensure there is as little slack in the bond as possible as the loads given are based on static loads rather than dropped loads.

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Specialist: Alastair Kleissner

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Alastair has over 20 years’ experience working in Film, Theatre, and Events after gaining a BA in Technical Theatre and Stage Management from Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. He specializes in supporting productions in CDM compliance and rigging safety. Alastair is a highly respected member of the IOSH Theatre Advisory Group and the ABTT Safety Committee and is currently responsible for supporting clients both on productions and in their premises.

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Article last updated on Sep 20th, 2024

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