Prevention

Safety Rules for the Quebec Film and Video Industry 

A compendium of prevention sheets has been drawn up by the "Table de concertation paritaire de l’industrie du cinéma et de la vidéo du Québec" with the collaboration of CNESST to provide industry with safety rules to be applied and precautions to be taken In order to safeguard the health and safety of local workers in the workplace.

• Guideline 1- Safety Rules for the Quebec Film and Video Industry
• Guideline 2 - Choice of Work Site
• Guideline 3 - Road transport (in French only)
• Guideline 3.1 - Outsized vehicles  (Non-standard vehicles) 
• Guideline 3.2 - Off-Highway Vehicles
• Guideline 4 - Fire Prevention
• Guideline 5 - Site Maintenance
• Guideline 6 - Portable Ladders and Stepladders
• Guideline 6.1 - Scaffholds
• Guideline 7 - Hoisting Apparatus
• Guideline 8 - Camera Dollies and Crane
• Guideline 8.1 - Boom Trolley
• Guideline 9 - First Aid
• Guideline 9.1 - First Aid : Electrical Burns
• Guideline 10 - Electricity
• Guideline 10.1 - Electrical Installations
• Guideline 11 - Flammable Liquids
• Guideline 12 - Air Quality
• Guideline 13 - Construction - Demolition
• Guideline 14 - Compressed Air
• Guideline 15 - Animal Handling
• Guideline 16 - Use of Propane
• Guideline 17 - Firearms
• Guideline 18 - Stunts
• Guideline 19 - Welding and Cutting
• Guideline 20 - Makeup and Hairdressing
• Guideline 21 - Costumes and Props
• Guideline 22 - Use of Aircraft
• Guideline 23 - Skydiving
• Guideline 24 - Work on or Near Water
• Guideline 24.1 - Underwater Diving 
• Guideline 24.2 - Work on Ice Fields
• Guideline 25 - Controlled Products (WHMIS) 

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