Performing Arts Safety Awareness
Performing Arts Safety Awareness
OVERVIEW
In the fast-paced environment of performing arts and live events, how often do safety considerations influence your day-to-day tasks? Join us for an engaging four-hour virtual workshop designed to empower all performing arts and live events industry professionals with essential safety knowledge. In this interactive session, you’ll gain a solid understanding of your rights and responsibilities under current WorkSafeBC (WSBC) regulations.
Through case studies and collaborative discussions, Performing Arts Safety Awareness equips you with the foundational skills to ensure your safety and well-being in the workplace. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just starting your journey, this workshop is your key to fostering a safer environment for everyone involved in the performing arts and live events industries.
This course is a mandatory requirement for all new IATSE 118 and sister local permittees.
Delivery
Instructor-led Virtual
Cost
Free
Duration
4 hours
Certificate Validity
No Expiration Date
Student requirements
If you require specific accommodation, please email info@actsafe.ca.
Learning outcomes
By the end of the session, attendees will be able to:
- Describe the importance of safety
- Describe hazards specific to the live event industry
- List workers’ three basic rights
- Describe who is responsible for safety in the workplace
- Locate WCB Acts and OHS regulations
- Explain the process of reporting injuries and hazards
Topics covered
- Identifying hazards and hazard classification
- Employer, supervisor and worker roles and responsibilities
- Importance of safety committees in the workplace
- Reporting hazards and Injuries in the workplace
- Right to refuse work
Who should enroll?
Any worker in performing arts or any worker interested in working in joining the performing arts and/or live events industries.
Perfect for
- Stagehands
- Set Construction Department
- Costume and Wardrobe
- Choreographers
- Hair & Makeup
- Sound Department
- Lighting Department
Certification passing requirements
Full participation in the workshop required (cameras on) to receive the certificate of completion.
