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MOTION PICTURE SAFETY BULLETINS

Below are safety guidelines for the Motion Picture industry in British Columbia. Actsafe’s safety bulletins are recommended guidelines only; always consult all applicable rules and regulations.

Safety BULLETINS

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Pre-Production

#1 Safety With Firearms Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#2 Special Use of Live Ammunition Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#3 Helicopters Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#3A Helicopters, Addendum “A” – External Load Guidelines Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#4 Stunts Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#5 Policies and Programs Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#6 Animal Handling Rules Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#7 Scuba Diving Recommendations and Requirements Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#7A Addendum “A” – Principal Performers Using Underwater Diving Equipment Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#8 Guidelines for Traditional Camera Cars and Process Trailers

#8A Addendum “A” for Traditional Camera Cars – Process Trailer/ Towed Vehicle Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#8B Addendum “B” for Traditional Camera Cars – Camera Boom Vehicles Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#9 Multiple Dressing Room Units Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#10 Artificial Smokes and Fogs Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

Call Sheet Memo

Pre-Production Memo

#10A Addendum “A” for Artificial Smokes and Fogs – Air Quality

#11 Fixed Wing Aircraft Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#11A Addendum “A” for Fixed Wing Aircraft – External Loads Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#12 Exotic Venomous Reptiles Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#13 Gas Operated Equipment Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#14 Parachuting and Skydiving Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#15 Boating Safety Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#16 Pyrotechnic Special Effects Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#17 Water Hazards Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#18 Air Bags Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#19 Open Flames On Motion Picture Sets Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#20 Motorcycles Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#21 Appropriate Clothing & Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#22 Elevating Platforms (Scissor Lifts) and Aerial Extensible Boom Platforms Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#23 Working With Lighting Systems and Other Electrical Equipment Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#24 Bloodborne Pathogens and Infectious Materials

#25 Camera Cranes Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

Call Sheet Memo

Pre Production Memo

#26 Preparing Urban Exterior Locations Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#27 Poisonous Plants Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#28 Railways & Railway Equipment Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#29 Hot Air Balloons Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#30 Edged & Pierced Props Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#31 Pests in British Columbia

#31A Addendum “A” British Columbia Wildlife Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#32 Food Handling Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#32A Addendum “A” for Food Handling – Craft Services Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#32B Addendum “B” for Food Handling – Ministry of Health File #59 Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#33 Infant Actors (15 days to 6 months old) Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#33A Addendum “A” Employing Child Actors Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#34 Preventing Cold-Related Illness
#35 Preventing Heat-Related Illness
#36 Drones (Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems)

#37 Vehicle Restraint Systems Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#38A Lightning and Hail
#38B Severe Rainfall and Flooding
#38C Snow Storms and Ice Storms
#38D Wind

#39 Foamed Plastics in Set and Prop Construction Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#40 Non-Camera Utility Vehicles Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#41 Guidelines for Safely Working On & Around Gimbals/Motion Bases Motion Picture Safety Bulletin

#42 Guidelines for Alternative Driving Systems
#43 Guidelines for Free Driving
#45 Long and Successive Takes and the risk of MSI
#46 Theatrical Contact Lenses
#47 Wildlife in British Columbia

Health & Safety in the Arts & Entertainment Industry Fact Sheets

#1 Welding, Cutting, & Allied Processes

#2 First Aid

#3 Fire Prevention

#4 Construction & Woodworking

#5 Construction & Demolition

#6 MakeUp and Hairdressing

 #7 Locations

#8 WHMIS

#9 Transportation

#10 First Aid & Emergency Transportation

#11 Propane Guidelines

#12 Electrical Ladders or Cable Hangers (aka Fishbones)

#13 Use & Set-Up of Large Tents

#14 Working Alone or in Isolation

#16 Concussions

#17 Washrooms

#18 EpiPen

Power Line Distance

West Nile Virus

Photographic Dust Effects

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