Health & Safety Compliance

Here is how this works in practice. We manage health and safety so shoots shoot legally and protect all on set. Our team prepares risk assessments and method statements for each location and activity, appoints qualified safety officers, and runs the higher-risk elements a production may involve. Stunts, special effects, working at height, water, cars and crowd scenes. Compliance is built around the Czech Labour Code. The EU occupational-safety framework, covering working hours, rest periods, personal protective gear and the production's duty of care to crew, cast and the public.

Here is the short of it. We set up with studio operators at Barrandov Studios and Prague Studios, with location owners, and with the Prague Film Commission where public space is involved, so the safety plan matches the shooting plan and is logged bilingually in Czech and English.

Here is the breakdown. Strong safety compliance also protects the production commercially. Insurers and completion guarantors expect logged risk assessments and competent on-set oversight. This ties health-and-safety work directly to the production-insurance workstream. The Czech Republic, as a long-set up service shoots hub handling major studio work since 'Amadeus' at Barrandov, has a skilled crew base accustomed to global safety standards, and emergency services across Prague and the regions are well integrated.

Here is what that looks like on the ground. Our team factors in the country's land-based climate — cold, snowy winters and warm summers — when assessing exterior work in Bohemia and Moravia, and keeps procedures proportionate, well recorded and integrated with call sheets so safety supports the schedule rather than obstructing it.