In any workplace, access and emergency exit arrangements are subject to health and safety and fire legislation.

Inhaling asbestos fibres has potential to cause asbestos-related diseases such as cancers of the lungs and chest lining.

Agriculture, horticulture and forestry are some of the most dangerous industries with many fatal and reportable (i.e. the most serious) injuries each year.

What are the rules when using a location or temporary studio? Which regulations apply?

Working alone is not advisable where the risks identified cannot be adequately controlled.

The manual handling of loads is a major cause of injury in the workplace.

Proper planning, clear communication with railway authorities, and strict adherence to safety protocols are essential to mitigate risks.

Sharps need careful management to avoid cuts or needle stick injuries - especially when filming in areas where you may come into contact with items which may not be easily apparent.

It's important to establish potential hazards - weather, falls from height, noise, violence etc - well in advance of the event.

Safety requirements still apply wherever staff are working. Use our free checklist to help.