Rechercher CITT/ICTS

Job Description / Duties

How do you effectively manage and identify hazards in the workplace? Ensuring the health and safety of cast and crew starts with recognizing potential hazards, making hazard identification the crucial first step in the risk assessment process.

Join us for this engaging and interactive workshop, where you’ll explore the various types of hazards you might encounter on set. You’ll learn how to identify these hazards and properly record your worksite assessments. Gain insights into the causes of injuries and discover practical strategies to reduce risks and incidents. Throughout the workshop you’ll utilize the Job Safety Analysis and Field Level Risk Assessment forms, demonstrating and practicing due diligence as you identify hazards and risks in different environments.

- Date: October 23, 2025
- Time: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
- Location: Virtual
- Cost: Free

Qualifications / Required Skills

For virtual sessions, the participant guide is attached to your confirmation email along with the zoom link to join the session. Have a secondary device available, such as a tablet, for referencing the participant manual during the virtual facilitated group session.

- Previous supervisory skills an asset.
- Must be currently employed in, or seeking a career within the B.C. arts and entertainment industry.

If you require specific accommodation, please email info@actsafe.ca

Additional Information

Learning Outcomes:
- Define hazards and risks
- Identify and categorize the hazards
- Determine which controls to mitigate the risks associated with hazards
- Describe the role and responsibilities of hazard identification
- Complete the Job Safety Analysis and Field Level Risk Assessment Forms
- Describe methodologies to communicate outcome of risk assessment and implement risk controls

Topics Covered:
- Roles & Responsibilities of the Employer, Supervisor and Worker
- Identify and Categorize Hazards on a Worksite
- Job Safety Analysis and Field Level Risk Assessment
- Controls to Mitigate Risks Associated with Hazards
-Hazard Identification Process

Who Should Enroll:
This workshop is ideal for all employers, managers, supervisors, JHSC members, and workers who want to become more familiar with the work process of hazard and risk assessments on worksites.

Perfect For:
Location Managers, ALMs, Production Managers, Department Keys (Grips, Gaffers, Construction, Props, SPFX, Costumes, Makeup, Hair, VFX, Set Dec, Transport Captain, Camera Sound), 1st and 2nd Assistant Directors
Certification Passing Requirements:
Full attendance and participation in the workshop are required to receive a certificate of completion.

Register here: https://actsafe.ca/courses-workshops/hazard-identification-risk-assessment/

Salary: n/a

Contact Information

Actsafe Safety Association
140 - 4259 Canada Way
Burnaby, BC V5G 1H1

info@actsafe.ca
604-733-4682
www.actsafe.ca

Employer Profile

Actsafe is a not-for-profit health and safety association supporting British Columbia’s arts and entertainment industries. The organization provides training, resources, and advisory services to promote safe working practices across performing arts, live events, and motion picture sectors.