IOSH Leading Safely & iosh managing safely: productions & live events courses
Whether you're managing health and safety on the ground or setting the strategic direction for your organisation, effective leadership plays a vital role in creating safer workplaces. The IOSH courses delivered by Calvin Hanks combine internationally recognised qualifications with practical industry experience.
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iosh managing safely: productions & live events
This three-day IOSH Managing Safely® Productions & Live Events course has been developed specifically for the TV, film and live events industries.
The course is suitable for event managers, producers, directors, production managers, site managers and anyone with responsibility for planning, managing or supervising work activities. It provides a practical understanding of health and safety responsibilities, risk assessment and the key hazards associated with working in the events and production industries.
Course Content
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Introduction to Managing Safely
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Assessing Risk
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Controlling Risk
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Understanding Responsibilities
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Overview of Health and Safety Legislation
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Measuring Performance
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Key Hazards in the Events and Production Industries
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Understanding CDM and Production Responsibilities
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Working with Crowds (Live Events)
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Stunts and Special Effects (TV and Film Production)
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Investigating Incidents
The course is assessed via a 45-minute written test and a practical risk assessment project.
IOSH Leading safely
Designed for those responsible for strategic direction, governance and operational oversight, the IOSH Leading Safely® course explores how effective leadership influences workplace culture, supports operational resilience and contributes to long-term organisational performance.
The course is suitable for directors, executives, senior managers and business leaders across a wide range of sectors. Training is delivered face-to-face at your premises, enabling leadership teams to learn together and discuss the strategic challenges relevant to their organisation.
Course Content
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Promoting effective health and safety leadership at senior level
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Understanding leadership responsibilities and legal duties
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Recognising risks that may affect people, operations and business continuity
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Integrating health and safety into business planning and decision-making
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Reviewing health and safety performance
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Promoting a positive health and safety culture
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Supporting organisational resilience and protecting business reputation
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Benchmarking performance against recognised standards
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Developing an action plan for continual improvement
