CUAHAZ511 — Coordinate hazardous action sequences
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What an assessment for CUAHAZ511 must cover
61 assessable components: 6 elements (32 performance criteria), 12 performance evidence and 9 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 8 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.
Elements & performance criteria
1 Plan execution of hazardous action sequences
- 1.1Confirm whether planned hazardous action sequences can be safely filmed in line with technical and script requirements in consultation with required personnel
- 1.2Inspect locations and determine camera locations for coverage of hazardous action sequences that meet production requirements
- 1.3Identify skills needed to perform sequences and confirm all personnel have required licences
- 1.4Assess technical suitability of props, set and equipment to be used by hazardous action sequence cast and crew and confirm they meet safety and production requirements
- 1.5Determine positioning and movement of personnel involved in hazardous action sequences
- 1.6Plan and prepare alternative execution methods for hazardous action sequences
- 1.7Review and discuss emergency plans to be implemented in the event of accidents
- 1.8Confirm planned hazardous action sequences comply with legal and statutory requirements
2 Conduct personnel briefings
- 2.1Prepare information about hazardous action sequences and distribute to required personnel with daily call and running sheets
- 2.2Provide operational safety briefings to required personnel and confirm communication methods, chain of command, cues, and abort and emergency action procedures
- 2.3Check required cast and crew members have received instructions about technical requirements for hazardous action sequences
3 Set up production equipment for hazardous action sequences
- 3.1Supervise unloading, positioning and assembly of all equipment to be used in hazardous action sequences
- 3.2Confirm equipment and handling procedures comply with required safety standards and regulatory requirements and resolve problems promptly
- 3.3Confirm camera positions and check for latent safety issues
- 3.4Clear the area of non-essential objects and non-required personnel
- 3.5Approve testing of hazardous action sequences according to production requirements
- 3.6Negotiate revisions to hazardous action sequences if safety concerns arise from tests
- 3.7Abort hazardous action sequences where unacceptable risk is evident and advise required personnel
4 Execute safe hazardous action sequences
- 4.1Confirm all personnel involved in action sequences are wearing the required personal protective equipment (PPE)
- 4.2Supervise execution of sequences according to production schedules and cues
- 4.3Confirm required production personnel adhere strictly to safety controls and regulatory requirements during execution of sequences
- 4.4Implement alternative safeguards for production personnel where variations to agreed plans occur
- 4.5Abort hazardous action sequences where unacceptable risk arises, and advise relevant personnel
- 4.6Confirm continuity is maintained throughout the execution of hazardous action sequences
5 Respond to emergency situations
- 5.1Abort activity and implement emergency plans in the event of accidents
- 5.2Remain calm and take a leadership role during emergencies
- 5.3Clear the site of all personnel remove items that may cause further injury as required
- 5.4Advise required production personnel of emergency situations
6 Secure location on completion of hazardous action sequences
- 6.1Supervise transport and storage of all materials, props and equipment used in hazardous action sequences in line with regulatory requirements
- 6.2Leave location in a safe and secure state, and check all regulatory requirements have been met
- 6.3Conduct post-sequence evaluations with required personnel
- 6.4Prepare final written reports as required
Performance evidence
- coordinate at least three different hazardous action sequences for screen productions according to production requirements.
- determine safety issues relating to hazardous action sequences for screen productions
- check all aspects of locations, equipment and personnel for compliance with licensing, safety standards and regulatory requirements, and industry codes of practice prior to execution of sequences
- agree on emergency procedures to be followed on location
- make judgements based on the degree of risk associated with hazardous action sequences
- manage on-set communications and briefings
- oversee set-up of locations for hazardous action sequences
- supervise safe execution of hazardous action sequences and clearing of sites at conclusion of filming
- note continuity issues that arise during execution of sequences
- manage response to emergency situations that arise during execution of hazardous action sequences
- conduct post-sequence evaluations
- use applicable verbal, non-verbal and written communication skills.
Knowledge evidence
- key screen production techniques, camera positions and equipment applicable to coordinating hazardous action sequences
- roles and responsibilities of film crew and specialist production and location management personnel involved in executing hazardous action sequences in screen productions
- access procedures and protocols for engaging with emergency and medical services
- procedures for safe execution of special effects, stunts and action sequences
- common hazards on set and their potential for causing harm
- safety practices required to remove, isolate or minimise hazards on set
- safety implications of using camera, sound and lighting equipment during filming of hazardous action sequences
- environmental issues that relate to safe transport and use of sets and props
- licensing requirements for stunt coordinators, fight directors, stunt actors and performers, as identified in the Media, Entertainment and Arts Alliance’s (MEAA) National Stunt Grading Procedures.
Foundation skills
- Reading: Evaluates complex text and determines legislative, regulatory and project requirements
- Writing: Documents detailed preparation and performance information required for hazardous sequences Develops reports using structure, format and industry-specific terminology applicable to purpose and audience
- Oral Communication: Conveys requirements and instructions clearly using language applicable to audience and environment Requests and clarifies information and reaches understanding and agreement using listening and questioning techniques
- Numeracy: Calculates costs of rehearsal within budget limitations
- Self-management: Understands the nature and purpose of own role, and associated responsibilities, and how it contributes to the work of others and the creative outcomes of screen productions Takes full responsibility for coordinating different hazardous action services that comply with legal and regulatory safety requirements, standards and procedures Takes responsibility for risk minimisation to cast and crew in preparation and performance of action sequences Evaluates feedback results and identifies alternative approaches for future productions
- Teamwork: Takes a leading role in collaboration and cooperation with others to reach shared understanding of individual roles and production objectives Establishes and uses applicable communication methods and practices to conduct discussions, negotiate agreement, give directions and elicit feedback
- Planning and organising: Implements risk management processes and procedures on locations that meed production, regulatory and licensing requirements using formal planning processes and a highly developed understanding of context Sequences and schedules complex activities, monitors implementation and manages required communication Implements emergency plans to manage accidents and outcomes on locations Organises and completes post-sequence tasks and ensures location is restored to condition defined in regulatory requirements
- Problem-solving: Applies systematic and analytical decision-making processes and problem-solving techniques in planning, preparation and performance of hazardous action sequences
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