Safety Codes + Guidelines for use in Australia

Hazardous Substance management is covered in State OHS legislation. The following forms can be used as a basis when setting up your hazardous substances management system. Each hazardous substance requires a Marerial Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) and needs to be assessed for its level of risk, (particulalry if complicationg factors such as the presence of other substances or the context of use which could compound the hazard arises,)  and appropriate controls put in place to ensure their safe use. Professional help from an industrial chemist or similar may be necessary where identified risks are difficult to control, and users may require training in their use.

WorkCover NSW publication.  Current at July 2005. It is the responsibility of the user to check that it is up to date.

Entertainment Industry Safety Guidelines: Workplace safety guidelines for live productions (also known as the "Blue Book")

Employer Guide to OHS in the Entertainment Industry (AEIA) to be read in conjunction with the Safety Guidelines for the Entertainment Industry.

Occupational Risk Manangement in the Australian Film & Television Industry Draft National Safety Guidelines also known as the "Film & TV Safety Guidelines: Safety guidelines for working in film and television."