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NATIONAL OCCUPATIONAL STANDARDS LIGHTING FOR FILM & TELEVISION JUNE 2006 L7 LIGHTING FOR A SINGLE CAMERA KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING this is what you must know (continued) j) industry best practices for the use of the equipment, in relation to the safety of the crew, performers, and the public, as required by BS7909 (the use of temporary electrical supply and circuit protection) with particular regard to electromechanical equipment and its positioning k) to whom to report for incident management and control l) how to identify problems accurately and what remedial action to take m) effective methods of communicating with members of the crew in order to clarify technical or specialist areas of information, and the safe use of grip equipment PERFORMANCE STATEMENTS this is what you must be able to do 1. select luminaires and accessories to match power availability and technical requirements 2. ensure that the luminaires selected can produce the light quality required for the location or studio 3. position luminaries and control gear with due consideration to the health and safety of yourself, crew, performers and the general public 4. use filters, accessories or effects to achieve the artistic and technical results required 5. consider techniques to solve any lighting problems and apply those that best meet the desired result n) how to document what has been done to facilitate matching with any other subsequently required material SKILLSET JUNE 2006 16
NATIONAL OCCUPATIONAL STANDARDS LIGHTING FOR FILM & TELEVISION JUNE 2006 L8 SAFE INSTALLATION OF LIGHTING EQUIPMENT USING ACCESSORIES AND MOUNTING EQUIPMENT UNIT OVERVIEW This unit is about installing lighting fixtures and infrastructure in the required position derived from either verbal instructions from the relevant person such as the Gaffer or Rigging Gaffer from a lighting rig plan. It involves attaching structures to existing buildings and adding accessories and refinements in a safe manner. It is about gaining permissions to fix accessories to buildings, and ensuring others know what cautionary action to take when working in the rigging area. KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING this is what you must know a) the detail of the risk assessment to ensure a safe installation of lighting equipment b) how to safely attach lighting equipment loads with the use of mounting or suspension equipment c) the load capacity of lighting grip hardware and stands d) how the capacity of load bearing lighting grip equipment changes with its orientation e) how to operate and move lighting stands or equipment on all different types of terrain f) how to ensure that the centre of gravity of any support system is in a position to prevent accidents g) how to work from a lighting rig plan or from the verbal instructions of the person responsible for the lighting h) the reasons for and implications of L.O.L.E.R.and P.U.W.E.R, when they take effect and when to seek advice i) the importance of checking before use and how to use personal protective equipment for working at heights j) the health and safety regulations regarding safe working at height k) the different range and applications of industrystandard knots SKILLSET JUNE 2006 17
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