Course type
Short Course
Duration
1 day
The Creative Industries Safety Passport is a one day health & safety course designed specifically for workers, employed or freelance, working in film, TV, theatre and live events. It promotes a safety culture based on personal responsibility for safety. This means that it encourages delegates to be pro-active in their own safety and the safety of others.
It is a level 2 qualification that is valid for three years and comes with a workbook and a robust credit card size ID card with a HoloKote finish which is tamper proof. All Safety Passport holders are registered on the IOSH central database so verification is an easy process. With so many employers asking for proof of health and safety training BECTU is providing an accredited qualification that is relevant to creative industries workers.
For the forcseeable time this course is being run online via zoom. to book go here
The course has been redesigned in 2018 and covers the basics a delegate needs in health & safety as well as focusing on specific hazards you may encounter in a particular working environment. The course is organised into four modules:
The course uses a mix of teaching styles, including video and discussion to enhance the learning experience. Delegates can bring real issues and near-miss incidents to increase the relevance of the course. All the trainers are IOSH accredited and have a wealth of knowledge and experience working in the creative industries.
Freelance and employed workers in the creative sector.
This course has been accredited by the Production Safety Passport (PSP) scheme as industry-standard, high-quality and widely-recognised health and safety training. Upon successfully completing this course, you will gain a PSP record of achievement via the ScreenSkills website which employers can use to verify your level of training.
Contact name
Martin Roberts
Telephone
07760755912
BECTU
BECTU is the UK's trade union for the creative industries. We deliver support for staff and freelancers across all grades (apart from the sector's actors and musicians) working in film, broadcasting, TV production, digital media, theatre and the arts. BECTU is a sector of Prospect.
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