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Spot Operators

There are multiple potential risks for follow spot operators including working at height, heat, electricity, eye damage, burns – follow our checklists and guidance below to minimise risks.

Spot Operators | International Advice

Specialist: David Milligan

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Dave is a Mechanical Engineer by trade and prior to joining First Option in 2011, he had a lengthy career at the BBC; first as a technician at BBC Birmingham, and then almost 20 years as a safety adviser to the full range of productions. He also represented the BBC on the Joint Industry Stunt Committee.

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Article last updated on Sep 18th, 2024

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