Safety Handbook |GRADED A

911, or Belmont Security if you're on campus Who do you call first in case of an emergency? your instructor Who is your second call in case of an emergency? Belmont Risk Management and Compliance Administrator or Safety and Loss Prevention Coordinator Who is your third call in case of an emergency? police or fire department Who do you call only if it's appropriate in case of an emergency? - the name of the injured individual - the injured person's BUID (if they are a Belmont Student) - all contact information for the injured individual - description of the accident including the time, location, description, and timeline of events happening prior to and after the accident - address where the incident happened - description of how the injury occurred - any witnesses and their contact information - photos of the scene and the individual What information is required by Belmont Risk Management if there is an accident resulting in injury on set? - name of property owner - individual's contact information - summary of the incident - address where the incident occurred - description of any property damage - any witnesses and their contact information - photos of the scene - copy of any certificates of insurance provided to property owner, if applicable What information is required by Belmont Risk Management if there is an accident that results in property damage? a highly detailed description of any incident must appear in the comments section of the day's production report. What must you put in the day's production report in case of an accident? all witnesses Who must participate in writing the production report and incident report in case of an accident? You must email the production report to Will Akers, John Lloyd Miller, and your instructor within 12 hours of the end of the shoot day. If an incident occurs, where do you email the production report and how long do you have to do it? You must email the incident report to , Will Akers, John Lloyd Miller, and your instructor within 24 hours of the incident. If an incident occurs, where do you email the incident report and how long do you have to do it? as early as possible during pre-production When should you get anything involving stunts, weapons, water, or other safety issues approved by your production instructor? the Chair, Head of Production, and Production Instructor Who do you report any unsafe conditions or plans that may be unsafe? - wear a mask at all times - follow strict hand washing practice - maintain physical distance of 6 feet - avoid crowds and limit number of people on set If you are not vaccinated, what are the COVID rules? - every crew member must read the COVID-19 Production Safety Guidelines and agree to abide by the rules - every production must create its own COVID health and safety plan for sets, meetings, etc. that is approved by the production instructor and carried out during the course of the production - each crew member and cast member must certify that they are free of COVID-19 symptoms prior to coming on set or that they have received all doses of the vaccine - daily production reports must include a check list showing that every person on set was screened before being allowed on set. What are the general COVID rules for MOT?