Occupational safety

§ 3 basic obligations of the employer

1. The employer is obliged to take the necessary occupational safety measures, taking into account the circumstances that affect the safety and health of employees at work. He must check the effectiveness of the measures and, if necessary, adapt them to changed circumstances. In doing so, he has to improve the safety and health protection of employees.
2. The employer has to plan and implement the measures according to paragraph 1, taking into account the type of work and the number of employees
   ​​​​1. to ensure a suitable organization and to provide the necessary funds
   as well as
   2. take precautions to ensure that the measures are considered in all activities and integrated into the operational management that the employees fulfill their duty to cooperate.
3. The employer may not impose the costs of measures on the employees.

• Checklist: Preview of outdoor events and outdoor productions
• Checklist: traffic and escape routes as well as emergency exits
• Info pages: Preventive fire protection for stage and studio work
• Info pages: testing electrical devices and systems
• Organizational aid: Approval of the scene area according to DGUV regulation 17 § 15
• DGUV regulation 17 - event and production facilities for scenic representation
• DGUV Information 215-316 - Safety in productions and events - Fire protection in decoration construction Television, radio, film, theater, events (old: BGI 810-6)
• Safety at parties and productions: pyrotechnics, fog and other scenic effects
• Specialized information for speakers, journalists, authors, directors and production designers

Source:  
www.vbg.de
Verwaltungs-Berufsgenossenschaft (VBG)
gesetzliche Unfallversicherung
bundesunmittelbare Körperschaft des öffentlichen Rechts
Deelbögenkamp 4
22297 Hamburg
Tel. 040 - 5146-0
Fax 040 - 5146-2146
E-Mail: kundendialog@vbg.de

• LAGetSi introduction to occupational safety at film.pdf
• Handout Occupational Health and Safety Management Presentation.pdf