Programs | Guidelines

Completed programs shall be submitted to the Production Office and forwarded to the Safety Program Administrator.

These have been prepared by Disney's Production Safety Department for compliance. They are important tools for Department Heads and Supervisors. Department Heads are responsible for being familiar with their Production Safety Program for their region, and all safety rules and policies of the production company, and for supervising their crew.

Programs

• Production Safety Program Orientation Introduction
• Document Retention Policy
• Biological Agents Exposure Control Plan (Canada)
• Bloodborne Pathogens Exposure Control Plan (USA)
• Cold Illness Prevention (Canada)
• Hazard Communication
• Hearing Conservation Program
• Heat Illness Prevention (Canada)
• Heat Illness Prevention (USA)
  • Heat Illness Prevention Info for Dept. Heads / Supervisors
  • Heat Illness Prevention Info for Background / Extras
• Wildfire Smoke Protection
  • Wildfire General Communication
  • Wildfire Smoke Protection Information

Guidelines

• Aerial Info (sUAS - small Unmanned Aircraft Systems)
• Aerial Lifts Supplemental Manuals
• All-Terrain Utility Vehicle Policy & Acknowledgement
• Animals In Productions / Workplace
• Assistant Director Safety Meeting Guide
• Bicycle, Golf Cart & Personalized Transportation Guidelines
  • Golf Cart Safety Procedures  |  Spanish
• Compressed Air
• Confined Space
• Construction Toolbox Talks
• Dive Operations (Scuba)
• Electrical Safety
• Eyewash Stations
• Fall Protection
• Fall Rescue
• Firearm Props
  • Firearm Props Hierarchy Chart
• Hand & Power Tool Safety
• Hazardous Materials - Preparing Safe Package Shipments & Transporting Small Quantities
• Health & Safety
  • COVID-19 Safety
  • N95 Respirators
• Hearing Conservation Guidelines
• Ingestible Props
• Inspections by Regulatory Agencies
• Ladder Inspection
• Liftgate Safety
• Lockout / Tagout
• Perm Rigging
• Personal Protective Equipment (Canada)
• Personal Protective Equipment (USA)
• Respirators - Mandatory Use
• Respirators - Voluntary Use
• Smoking Policy
• Special Effects
• Tent & Canopy Safety
• Working Alone or Isolation (Canada)
• Working with Minors

 

Additional Resources

Toolbox Talks

The Construction Dept is required to conduct toolbox talks every 10 days. Click here for on Toolbox Safety Topics. Document all meetings using the Production Safety Awareness Meeting/Training Record. Fill all the boxes.

United States

Bulletins recommended by the AMPTP Industry-Wide Labor-Management Safety Committee for the Motion Picture & Television Industry

Programs / Guidelines identified for your specific department

Canada

Bulletins recommended by ActSafe Safety Association for Motion Pictures

Programs / Guidelines identified for your specific department