We understand that every project is unique and deserves a tailored approach.
We work closely with productions to understand their vision and goals, and then we bring our expertise in screen production safety management inline with your creativity to the table to bring that vision to life.
MakeSafe Australia aims to provide consistent, thorough on-set safety supervisors both in our conduct and in the way we prepare safety reports, conduct risk assessments and manage hazards on set to ensure the safety of all cast and crew on any screen production
Our mission is to create a unified, easier but thorough and consistent approach to safety management on any screen production
for a full list of productions i have worked on head to my IMBD link here
Joe has had extensive experience in Safety, Quality & Environmental Management from Policy and Procedural Development, Implementation, Internal Auditing, Hazard Identification, Risk Assessment and Control Management, Training, and Direct Supervisory Roles.
Industry
for a full list of productions i have worked on head to my IMBD link here
Joe has had extensive experience in Safety, Quality & Environmental Management from Policy and Procedural Development, Implementation, Internal Auditing, Hazard Identification, Risk Assessment and Control Management, Training, and Direct Supervisory Roles.
Industry exposure
Film and TV Production, Public and Private Events, Manufacturing, Screen Printing, Warehouse, Plant and Equipment, Machinery, Construction – Commercial and Domestic
Joe Pampanella has achieved
Diploma of Occupational Health & Safety
Diploma of Screen and Media
Australian Institute of Health & Safety - Member ID 8286 ( Status A )
MEAA Graded Safety Supervisor / Consultant
Working with Children Check No: 02981122-03 Expires 08-03-2026
First Aid Certificate-393582, HLTAID009-10-11, Expires-5/3/2025, Student
Joe Pampanella has achieved
Diploma of Occupational Health & Safety
Diploma of Screen and Media
Australian Institute of Health & Safety - Member ID 8286 ( Status A )
MEAA Graded Safety Supervisor / Consultant
Working with Children Check No: 02981122-03 Expires 08-03-2026
First Aid Certificate-393582, HLTAID009-10-11, Expires-5/3/2025, Student USI: N8SJGUETN2
Accredited Mental Health First Aider – expiry date 24/01/2028
Victorian R / Car HR condition B Driving License (number 029584561) expires 11/05/2034.
Nurses play a critical role in ensuring the health, safety, and well-being of cast and crew members on any production
Overall, the conduct of nurses is centered around the well-being of patients, ensuring that care is delivered with professionalism, respect, and ethical integrity.
All nurses we recommend are qualified and experienced and are registered with the
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA).
AHPRA works in partnership with the National Boards to ensure that Australia’s registered health practitioners are suitably trained, qualified and safe to practice.
We recommend you confirm a nurse’s r
All nurses we recommend are qualified and experienced and are registered with the
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA).
AHPRA works in partnership with the National Boards to ensure that Australia’s registered health practitioners are suitably trained, qualified and safe to practice.
We recommend you confirm a nurse’s registration status, just click on this link
https://www.ahpra.gov.au/registration/registers-of-practitioners.aspx%C2%A0
and follow the prompts
Ahpra keeps a list of every health practitioner who is registered to practice in Australia
A nurses primary duties typically include:
Medical Care: They are responsible for providing first aid and emergency medical care in case of accidents or health issues during filming.
Managing Medical Records: They maintain confidential medical records of the crew and cast in case of illness or injury.
Liaison with Medical Services: They
A nurses primary duties typically include:
Medical Care: They are responsible for providing first aid and emergency medical care in case of accidents or health issues during filming.
Managing Medical Records: They maintain confidential medical records of the crew and cast in case of illness or injury.
Liaison with Medical Services: They coordinate with local hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare providers for any serious injuries or medical conditions that may require more specialized treatment.
Support for Special Health Concerns: On larger or complex productions, they may handle specific health concerns, such as dealing with cast members' medical needs or ensuring that those with chronic conditions are properly monitored.
The role is especially vital on physically demanding shoots, stunts, or remote locations where medical resources might be limited.
Our Safety Report Layout
provides a systematic hazard analysis approach which details and prioritises your pre activities to eliminate or reduce risks straight off the script.
If you haven't yet appointed a safety person but need a safety report
we can prepare your
script safety reports which will include a hazard register listing your Low, Moderate, Significant & High Risk Activities
Just send us your script and we will prepare and provide you with a comprehensive safety report that prioritises your activities so you save time and money
Your locations will be assessed in relation to the scripted action, we check for
EXTERIORS
Safe Access & Egress
Ground condition, stability, and safe access
Exposed or Hidden Hazards
Harmful Debris
Head High & Overhead Hazards
Traffic and Public Safety
Environmental / Flora & Fauna concerns
INTERIORS
Safe Access & Egress
Harmful Materials / Structures
EMERGENCY PLANNING
Fire fighting appliances
Evacuation & Assembly area, etc.
All our location reports have detailed information along with pictures and other analysis information
MakeSafe Australia, can provide you with the highest level of service for your
Workplace Health & Safety Obligations
On-Set Safety Management
All our professional personnel are qualified, registered and experienced in their respective fields.
On-Site Safety Supervisors
We actively work and communicate with all departments but more closely with
1st & 3rd AD's
On-site Location Managers
On-Set Nurses
Traffic Controllers & Police whenever required to ensure a safe workplace for all
A comprehensive document titled
" production safety guidelines"
so when you want to
conduct a production activity, all your safety guidelines are listed then your ready to go
or
if your not sure what is needed
for a particular activity just look it up and all your safety guidelines are there for you
or
if you just want to check
you have everything in place and covered its all here for you
PRODUCTION GUIDELINES
PRODUCTION ACTIVITIES
PRODUCTION DEPARTMENTS
PRODUCTION ENVIRONMENT
PRODUCTION LOCATIONS
Our safety consultants play a crucial role in helping productions create and maintain a safe work environment. Our responsibilities typically include:
The nurses listed are endorsed by MakeSafe Australia
These listed nurses and nurse providers have consistently demonstrated exceptional nursing skills, strong work ethic, and a compassionate attitude toward patients.
Their exceptional ability to assess patient needs quickly and accurately, always prioritizing their well-being.
Their clinical knowledge, attention to detail, and professionalism make them a valuable asset to any screen production they also excel in communication, collaborating effectively with both colleagues and patients, fostering a supportive and caring environment.
It is without hesitation that we recommend the following for your nursing position.
Provider (Australia Wide)
Nurses On Location (NoL)
(Owner Operator - Catherine Powell)
NoL nurses
Kristen Gibson
Ellie Forster
Rosemary Manning
Freelancers
Sarah Glancy
Clinton Gin
Kirrily Frigo
Julie Ellis
Libbie Evens
Andrea Lennox
Katie Sissian
Judy Adam
Anne Westcott
We are confident that they will continue to excel and make a positive impact on any production.
Most recent productions
Love divided by Eleven
Son of a Donkey ( SuperWog)
Newsreader S3
Territory (desert king)
Human Error
Firebite
for a full list of productions i have worked on head to my IMBD link here
Crown Resorts – Melbourne,
Victorian College of the Arts, 2006 Commonwealth Games Opening and Closing Ceremony,
2008 Red Bull Formula One Drivers Launch Event,
2012 Australian Open Tennis, Heart, and Soul of Melbourne
Get a taste of the creative west
City of Maribyrnong
3M Automotive Industry Centre,
Japanese Truck Company,
Lindsey Kline Fire Protection,
Illusions Studio,
Deeko Constructions,
RMIT,
Swinburne College,
FOE
Safety Workshops
A specific workshop for upcoming and existing safety personnel in the screen industry
if you are considering a career as an on-set safety supervisor / consultant then this workshop will provide you with the required skills and a good working knowledge of the industry
All applicants will still need to acquire a Cert IV in WHS and Other Grading criteria requirements as per the National Stunt Grading Procedure 2023 for more details contact MEAA 1300 656 513
if you are already a Graded on-set safety supervisor / consultant then this workshop can provide a way to improve your safety report writing skills and further understanding of the risk assessment process and safety management principles
it will also provide an opportunity to workshop with fellow Safety supervisors on topics that are of interest or concern to you
SESSION ONE
(presentation and discussion)
To explain the dance between Workplace Health & Safety Regulations & the Screen Industry Best Practice and the occasional “Judgment Call” all of which contribute in the “Risk Management” of screen production activities
Understand the different expectations between the "On-Set Safety Supervisors Role" and the "Consultants"' Role
Get detailed guidance on how to deal with various on-set production activities,
such as "exterior vehicle camera mounts, working @ heights" regulations
Managing production activities on Public Places - Roads, Traffic & Pedestrian Control Management,
Interior filming (studios or other buildings) – access and egress, fire protective services, evacuation procedures, incident management, etc
SESSION TWO
(presentation, discussion, understanding through explanation and minor testing or demonstration of knowledge)
To explore in detail the Hazard Identification, Risk Assessment, and Implementation of Controls Process required in the preparation of
script breakdown safety reports, Location safety reports and the important need for SWMS, Hot Work Permits, TMP, etc
AIM OF OUR WORKSHOPS
Workshop Details:
Expression Of Interest
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Don’t miss this opportunity to elevate your expertise and contribute to a safer screen production industry!
it may seem we are alone at times but your not!
We welcome any feedback Good or not so Good
Any suggestion or critique is an opportunity to improve
mob: 0412 661 526 email : joe.p@makesafeaustralia.com.au
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