Joining the Entertainment Safety Alliance (ESA) offers significant benefits, including exclusive
discounts on events like seminars, training sessions, and conferences across major Australian cities.Members can connect with industry peers, discuss workplace health and safety topics, and stay updated on industry trends. The quarterly ESA newsletter provides insights on leadership,technology, and WHS/OHS updates. Additionally, members have access to a supportivecommunity, a comprehensive Body of Knowledge on safety, consultations with ESA SafetyConsultants, and various educational resources, all promoting continual professional development.

Enrolling in the Entertainment Safety Alliance (ESA) training for safety qualifications in the screen and entertainment industry offers many advantages. Endorsed by Screen Producers Australia, the training ensures compliance with WHS regulations and a solid understanding of workplace safety.Graduates can secure lucrative, stable positions with career advancement opportunities.Becoming a Safety Consultant or Supervisor through ESA enhances professional growth and job satisfaction. Participants help build a strong safety culture and gain specialized knowledge essential for success in the screen and entertainment field.

If you have achieved the Safety Consultant/Supervisor role through the National Stunt Grading Committee prior to 13 December 2024, you do not need to complete the ESA course to join. Just provide proof of your grading, a current first aid certificate, and a Cert IV in WHS. ESA recognizes your qualifications and offers the first 183 days of membership free.This process allows qualified professionals to easily join ESA and access its resources, networking opportunities, and industry-specific support.

Yes, these courses are available to anyone. Details on timing and locations are shared via our websites Training calendars, ensuring everyone can participate and benefit from the educational opportunities offered by ESA.

Engaging in an Entertainment Safety Alliance (ESA) courses offers significant benefits, enhancing knowledge, skills, earning potential, and employability for both new and experienced professionals. Staying updated on industry advancements through ESA courses increases professional value, with many certifications available online. This proactive upskilling makes professionals more attractive and valuable assets in the industry.

No, you don’t need to be an Entertainment Safety Alliance (ESA) member to report incidents or unsafe practices on set. Anyone can report concerns to ESA or directly to their state’s Jurisdictional Workplace Health and Safety (WHS) body. It’s recommended to first try resolving the issue within the workplace by reporting to a supervisor, using hazard reporting procedures, or involving a health and safety representative. If these steps don’t work, you can then seek help from ESA or the Jurisdictional WHS contacts in your state.

No, the Entertainment Safety Alliance (ESA) is an independent website, distinct from any agency or production company. Its mission is to deliver high-quality training and ensure equal self-promotion opportunities for all safety professionals in the screen and entertainment industry.

To become a member of the Entertainment Safety Alliance (ESA), you simply need to visit the Join section on our homepage and select the type of membership that applies to you.

Your online profile showcases your credentials as a professional in Screen and Entertainment Safety. Please remember that your profile, including your headshot and all other information, is a valuable tool for promoting yourself within the screen and entertainment industry. It’s crucial to
complete all sections of your profile accurately. The more information you provide, the better your chances of securing employment.

The Entertainment Safety Alliance allows for unlimited profile updates. Just log in with your unique username and password and update your profile page with new photographs, personal or professional details, etc.

Annual membership to the Entertainment Safety Alliance starts at $99.00, depending on the type of membership required.

Only Safety Professionals have a public profile on ESA. For Safety Professionals, this includes a full-
page profile featuring one photo, contact details, services, and qualifications listed with links to personal and public websites, as well as a link to a professional resume. Standard ESA Member profiles are not made public.
If you have any questions regarding Entertainment Safety Alliance’s Terms and Conditions of Use,
please contact us at info@entertainmentsafety.com.au.