Performing Arts Safety for Supervisors
Performing Arts Safety for Supervisors
OVERVIEW
How do you lead by example to cultivate a strong safety culture in your team? As a supervisor in the performing arts and live events industry, your role in promoting safety is vital. This workshop is designed to equip you with essential knowledge about your obligations as a supervisor under WorkSafeBC (WSBC) regulations.
Through interactive discussions and practical group activities, you’ll learn how to identify potential hazards, implement safety protocols, and effectively communicate safety practices to your team. This workshop empowers you to lead with confidence and foster a safety culture that protects both your staff and the integrity of your events.
Delivery
Instructor-led Virtual
Cost
Free
Duration
5 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 who a supervisor is
- Describe the safety responsibilities of supervisors
- Explain the importance of safety committees
- Summarize hazard identification and controls
- Explain how incident reporting works
- Describe what due diligence is, and how it impacts supervisors
Topics covered
- Occupational Health and Safety Programs
- Employer, supervisor and worker rights and responsibilities
- Right to refuse work
- Joint Health and Safety Committees
- Risk assessments & hazard identification
- Incident reporting & investigations
- Due diligence
- Communication and leadership
- Anti-bullying & harassment
- Young and new worker orientations
Who should enroll?
Supervisors working or interested in joining performing arts and/or live events industries.
Perfect for
- Stage Managers
- Assistant Directors
- Department Heads (costume, construction, lighting)
- Production Managers
- Choreographers
- Stunt Coordinators
Certification passing requirements
Full attendance and participation in the workshop required (cameras on) to receive the certificate of completion.
