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NATIONAL OCCUPATIONAL STANDARDS LIGHTING FOR FILM & TELEVISION JUNE 2006 LOCATIONS AND RESOURCES L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 L7 L8 L9 L10 L11 L12 L13 L14 L15 L16 F1 X1 X2 X3 L17 ASSESS AND MONITOR TEMPORARY POWER SUPPLY SYSTEMS CONDUCT A RECCE FROM AN ELECTRICAL VIEWPOINT PREPARATION PREPARE AND USE EQUIPMENT TO MODIFY AND MANIPULATE LIGHT PREPARE AND OPERATE DISCHARGE LUMINAIRE SYSTEMS PREPARE BATTERY LIGHTING EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEMS IDENTIFY AND SELECT THE LIGHTING REQUIREMENTS FOR FILM & TELEVISION PRODUCTIONS OPERATIONS OPERATIONS LIGHTING FOR A SINGLE CAMERA SAFE INSTALLATION OF LIGHTING EQUIPMENT USING ACCESSORIES AND MOUNTING EQUIPMENT ASSIST WITH AND UNDERTAKE BASIC GENERATOR OPERATIONS INSTALL WIRING FOR PRACTICALS AND EQUIPMENT SET LIGHTING TO MEET THE DESIRED EFFECT PROGRAMME AND OPERATE LIGHTING CONSOLE INSTALL, OPERATE AND FAULT FIND ON GENERATORS RECRUIT AND MANAGE ELECTRICAL LIGHTING CREWS MANAGE LIGHTING - PRODUCTION LIAISON EFFECTIVELY CARRY OUT LIGHTING- PRODUCTION LIAISON GENERIC MANAGE AND MARKET YOURSELF AS A FREELANCER CONTRIBUTE TO GOOD WORKING RELATIONSHIPS ENSURE YOUR OWN ACTIONS REDUCE RISKS TO HEALTH AND SAFETY CONDUCT AN ASSESSMENT OF RISKS IN THE WORKPLACE OVERSEE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF LIGHTING CREWS DEFINITIONS OF STANDARDS RELEVANT TO ELECTRICAL WORKING IN THE FILM/TV INDUSTRY 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 24 26 29 32 34 36 38 41 44 46 49 51 SKILLSET JANUARY 2006 2
NATIONAL OCCUPATIONAL STANDARDS LIGHTING FOR FILM & TELEVISION JUNE 2006 L1 ASSESS AND MONITOR TEMPORARY POWER SUPPLY SYSTEMS UNIT OVERVIEW This unit involves identifying the local power supply, analysing the electrical distribution layout to ensure load capability, inspecting cables before use, and providing a safe cable distribution system. It is about labelling cables and identifying power switches, checking switchgear, and being competent to safely test the distribution system and monitor the distribution system during use. It involves providing safe and efficient change over complying with the requirements of the appropriate British Standards, Wiring Regulations and the Electricity at Work Regulations. It also involves connecting and operating basic dimmer systems. KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING this is what you must know a) how to identify the incoming electrical supply and the switch gear loading characteristics, and how to assess their implications for the shoot b) what safety issues are associated with the location conditions c) why it is important for the person responsible for the operation of the location to be present to identify local distribution systems d) the relevant sections as laid down in the appropriate British Standards such as BS7671, BS7909 and BS7430 e) the effects of electrical distribution on other sound and vision equipment f) how to identify any potential problems associated with the incoming electrical mains supply g) your legal responsibilities to other members of the production crew and the general public when providing an electrical supply h) how to record and report all electrical test results i) how to fault find on switch gear and associated equipment j) the importance of balanced loading k) how to connect and operate basic dimmer systems including basic DMX controls l) recognise the format of the incoming electrical supply system and understand the implications of different earthing systems SKILLSET JUNE 2006 3
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