Screen and Entertainment Safety Consultant/Supervisor Training Course Overview
The Entertainment Safety Alliance (ESA) training course is designed to enhance safety in the Australian screen and entertainment industry. It covers various levels of safety roles, providing comprehensive training and practical experience.
Application Requirements
- Must be a current financial member of the Entertainment Safety Alliance.
- Hold a current Certificate IV in WHS,
- Hold a current First Aid Certificate
Course Levels
1. Assistant Safety (ESA100)
Focus: Introduction to WHS, script and location analysis, on-set duties.
Experience: 33 days on set, script, and location breakdowns.
Assessment: In-person exam.
2. Safety Officer Level 1 (ESA200)
Focus: WHS standards, communication, on-set supervision, safety reports.
Training Modules: Art Department Safety, Aviation Safety, Basic SCUBA Safety, Camera Safety, Catering Safety, Construction Safety, Costume Safety, Electrical & Lighting Safety, Essential Rope Rigging for Performers, Firearms Safety, First Aid Assist and Emergency Planning, GRIP Safety, Hair & Makeup Safety, Location Safety, Marine Safety, Production Office Safety, Rigging Safety, Road Safety, Safety Report Writing, SFX Safety, Sound Department Safety, Still Photography Safety, Stunt Safety, Unit Safety, WHS Management
Experience: 100 days on set, production meetings, location surveys.
Assessment: In-person exam, safety, and incident report submissions.
3. Safety Officer Level 2 (ESA300)
Focus: Advanced incident management, WHS legislation, communication skills.
Experience: 50 days on set as Safety Supervisor.
Assessment: In-person exam.
All levels must:
• Have completed logbooks.
• Hold Appropriate insurance.
