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Glass In Studio

The use of annealed glass should be limited to circumstances where it is not possible to achieve a legitimate production requirement using a safer substitute.

The use of annealed glass in scenery on locations should be minimised. There are a number of safer substitutes, the properties of which are summarised below.

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Specialist: Daniel Rozario

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Before joining First Option in 2018, Daniel was a safety trainer, delivering first aid, manual handling and working at height courses. Dan also has extensive safety experience in the construction and demolition industries.

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Article last updated on Sep 18th, 2024

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