Overview
Delivered by Anthony Eddies-Davies of Adventure Consultancy Worldwide Limited, we are the only international training provider of safety courses specifically designed for production crews across a spectrum of challenging shoot locations - water, outdoor terrain, boat, ice, at height.
Created with accrediting governing body Rescue 3's 40 years of experience, these courses draw on Adventure Consultancy's extensive expertise as a location director, film fixer, logistics, health and safety cover on a wide range of challenging media shoots across the world for Amazon Prime, BBC, Sky, Netflix, National Geographic, Disney, Warner Bros to name a few.
The course is aimed at production crew who have little or no experience, who wish to gain confidence when called to work from boats on flat or moving water. Successful candidates gain an internationally recognised 3 year qualification for their CV, and in an era where insurance companies are increasing health and safety requirements on shoots, this can be a distinct advantage.
Our tailored courses address the varied roles across a production crew helping students to understand and assess the environment they are called to work in, and to understand safety equipment and techniques to keep you and your colleagues safe. All PPE is supplied for the course.
Course Content
A 1 day course for helping production crew as a passenger in a boat on flat or moving water whilst undertaking their tasks related to filming. The day is based on location at our site on the Shropshire/Worcestershire border. We also offer closed courses at any location worldwide for production teams.
The syllabus delivers an understanding of safe systems of work, including risk assessments and other forms of pre-planning undertaken by off-site safety advisors. They also illustrate the realities of working on location with on site-safety cover, and the capabilities of the safety teams and the equipment they will be working with.
Course content includes:
Production crew working with safety advisors
Personal equipment
Effect of weather and forecasting
Environmental considerations
Dynamic risk assessment and incident size-up
Pre-planning
Medical and decontamination considerations
Communications
Rescue boat equipment
Introduction to boat designs
Hazards of operating in boats
Crew roles and responsibilities
Understanding the helm’s and boat’s capabilities
Accidental immersion considerations
Getting in and out of boats from land
Boat trim and movement of personnel in boats
Operating as production crew in boats at low speed
Operating as production crew in boats at high speed
Holding station and friction locks (as passenger)
Team/personal recovery
Receiving reach aids/throwlines to aid recovery
Open water survival techniques
Please contact info@adventureconsultancy.co.uk for 5% off as a pro member
This course offers Talent Manager Pro members the following discount:
5%
This course offers the following early bird discount:
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