National Occupational Standards - Lighting for Film and ... - Skillset

NATIONAL OCCUPATIONAL STANDARDS
LIGHTING FOR FILM & TELEVISION
JUNE 2006
X1 CONTRIBUTE TO GOOD
WORKING RELATIONSHIPS
KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING
this is what you must know (continued)
m) how to find workable solutions for any conflicts
and dissatisfaction which reduce personal and team
productivity
n) the importance of collaboration to the
effectiveness and productivity of work in the
industry
PERFORMANCE STATEMENTS
this is what you must be able to do
1. clarify what you have to do, and to whom you
would report
2. discuss and agree your tasks and responsibilities in
a way which promotes good working relationships
3. confirm the deadlines and standards you are
expected to meet
4. consider the types of roles and responsibilities
which you may be asked to undertake
5. ascertain and verify any changes in your tasks in
the production
6. acknowledge what the work arrangements, quality
and safety requirements are
7. balance the need for personal efficiency with the
needs of others and the requirements of the
production
8. share information about quality standards,
deadlines, timescales and the results of your work
with others who require the information
9. treat others courteously and in ways which
acknowledge their contribution to the production
10. tactfully request others to modify or change
working arrangements in order to improve your
own productivity
11. explain your reasons and alternatives solutions
clearly and constructively, when it is impractical to
agree to others’ requests to change working
arrangements
12. take into account particular sensitivities people
working on the production may have , and what
protocols to use in dealing with them
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