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NATIONAL OCCUPATIONAL STANDARDS LIGHTING FOR FILM & TELEVISION JUNE 2006 L9 ASSIST WITH AND UNDERTAKE BASIC GENERATOR OPERATIONS PERFORMANCE STATEMENTS this is what you must be able to do 1. undertake a visual risk assessment of the site conditions and take appropriate action to reduce the risk of any hazards identified 2. confirm the generator is safely positioned and level the generator when it is necessary to do so 3. carry out pre-start tests on the cable distribution system with regard to polarity and earthing in accordance with the latest edition of BS7671 and BS7909 4. start the generator and ensure the controls and systems function according to manufacturer’s instructions, prior to electrical energisation 5. monitor the generator throughout its use in terms of its: • balance and loading • functioning • fuel and fluid levels 6. follow correct procedures to shut down the generator safely and efficiently 7. ensure all tools and equipment are secure and safe for their continued operation SKILLSET JUNE 2006 20
NATIONAL OCCUPATIONAL STANDARDS LIGHTING FOR FILM & TELEVISION JUNE 2006 L10 INSTALL WIRING FOR PRACTICALS AND EQUIPMENT UNIT OVERVIEW This unit involves checking practical equipment against the lighting list, installing fixtures and fittings, and installing props equipment for the shoot. It is about assessing the requirements for lighting in general, identifying the power requirements, and installing and testing fluorescent lighting. KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING this is what you must know a) the Health and Safety regulations, the Electricity at Work Regulations, BS7671, BS7909 and how to apply them to work practices b) the importance of planning practical wiring and systems to take account of phasing and loading c) how to leave enough scope for adjustment to the practical once fitted d) know which cable and connectors are suitable for the use required e) the differences between series and parallel wiring, and how to use fusing, the use of circuit breakers, and when to use Residual Current Devices (RCDs) f) how to check that the intended property department equipment is compatible with the available electrical supply, and that it will function as intended g) how to identify, prior to use, that old equipment required for use can be made to conform with the latest edition of BS7671 h) how to understand the implications of power factor correction particularly fluorescent lighting i) how to fit and use lighting, including fluorescent lighting and starting systems j) how to identify and remedy any faults with the equipment and installation k) awareness of how to use speciality lighting (neon, LED, laser etc) and starting systems l) how to use extra low voltages up to 50VAC or 110VDC m) how to provide protection for the sub-circuit connection, SKILLSET JUNE 2006 21
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