Children and Young People
Navigate the legal and operational complexities of having children or young people on set using our guidance and checklists to best industry practice.
Asbestos
Inhaling asbestos fibres has potential to cause asbestos-related diseases such as cancers of the lungs and chest lining.
Camera Cranes and Jibs
Using cranes and jibs carry a number of safety implications that need careful management to ensure the safety of the crew and the equipment
Pest Control and Vermin
Pests and vermin can pose various hazards that can impact the health and safety of employees, as well as the integrity of the work environment
Horses
When using horses in a production, it's crucial to prioritise their safety and welfare to ensure they are treated humanely, and to avoid accidents.
Animals On Set
The safety and animal welfare requirements vary depending on the type of animal and the performance element. In most cases issues on set are due to allergies, phobias, bites, stings or scratches.
Balloons, Blimps and Airships
Using hot air balloons, blimps and airships requires meticulous planning and attention to detail.
Aircraft: Planning and Responsibilities
Flying is a heavily regulated activity with legislation in place to minimise its significant safety risks. This checklist will assist productions in arranging aerial filming both safely and legally.
Aircraft: CAA Guidance
The Civil Aviation Authority is the UK's independent specialist aviation regulator, whose responsibilities include airlines, airports, airspace, aviation capacity and security, drones and pilot medicals.
