MakeSafe Australia Pty Ltd

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Joe has had extensive experience in Safety, Quality & Environmental Management, particularly in the realms of film television production. His expertise spans Policy and Procedural Development, Implementation, Internal Auditing, Hazard Identification, Risk Assessment and Control Management, Training, and Direct Supervisory Roles. Additionally, Joe has worked as an onset safety supervisor and consultant, focusing on makesafe principles and OHS management to ensure a safe working environment on set.

Joe Pampanella has achieved   

· Diploma of Occupational Health & Safety

· Diploma of Screen and Media

· Australian Institute of Health & Safety - Member ID 8286 ( Certified OHS Practitioner 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 22/2/2028

· Accredited Mental Health First Aider – Expires 24/01/2028

· Fire Warden Certificate:- PUAFER005 Expires: 12/07/2028

· Victorian R / Car HR condition B Driving License (number 029584561) expires 11/05/2034.

· Safe Transport Victoria - Driver Accreditation DC680589. 

His expertise in OHS management makes him an invaluable asset as an onset safety supervisor and consultant in screen production.

Film and television production is a dynamic field, and for a full list of productions, you can find our IMDB link here. We also specialize in public and private events, ensuring that all aspects of production are covered. Our commitment to quality and safety management systems, including the development and implementation of OHS management protocols, sets us apart. We focus on manufacturing and screen production, utilizing advanced techniques in screen printing. Our facilities include a well-organized warehouse and essential plant, equipment, and machinery, all overseen by experienced onset safety supervisors and consultants to ensure a secure working environment.

Crown Resorts – Melbourne has hosted significant events such as the Victorian College of the Arts, the 2006 Commonwealth Games Opening and Closing Ceremony, and the 2008 Red Bull Formula One Drivers Launch Event. The venue also played a crucial role in the 2012 Australian Open Tennis, showcasing the heart and soul of Melbourne. As part of the film television industry, it's vital to ensure makesafe practices are followed, which emphasizes the importance of OHS management. Our onset safety supervisors and consultants are dedicated to promoting safety in the realm of screen production. Don't miss out on getting a taste of the creative west in the City of Maribyrnong.

3M Automotive Industry Centre, a key player in the film television sector, collaborates with the Japanese Truck Company for innovative solutions. Lindsey Kline Fire Protection ensures safety standards, while Illusions Studio focuses on creative aspects of screen production. Deeko Constructions plays a vital role in building environments for film sets, alongside RMIT and Swinburne College, which provide training in OHS management and employ onset safety supervisors and consultants to support safe practices on set.

A nurse's primary duties on film and television productions 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 screen productions, they may handle specific health concerns, such as addressing cast members' medical needs or ensuring that those with chronic conditions are properly monitored. This role is especially vital on physically demanding shoots, stunts, or remote locations where medical resources might be limited, aligning with makesafe practices and the principles of OHS management alongside onset safety supervisors and consultants.

These listed nurses and nurse providers have consistently demonstrated exceptional nursing skills, a strong work ethic, and a compassionate attitude toward patients, which is vital in film and television settings. Their exceptional ability to assess patient needs quickly and accurately always prioritizes their well-being, especially in the context of screen production. Their clinical knowledge, attention to detail, and professionalism make them a valuable asset to any project. They also excel in communication, collaborating effectively with both colleagues and patients, thus fostering a supportive and caring environment. As onset safety supervisors and consultants, they ensure that makesafe practices are followed, contributing to effective OHS management.

The nurses listed are endorsed by MakeSafe Australia, a leader in OHS management for the film and television industry. It is without hesitation that we recommend the following for your nursing position in screen production. Provider (Australia Wide) Nurses On Location (NoL) (Owner Operator - Catherine Powell) NoL nurses Kristen Gibson, Ellie Forster, Freelancers Clinton Gin, Rosemary Manning, Kirrily Frigo, Julie Ellis, Libbie Evens, Andrea Lennox, Katie Sissian, Judy Adam, and Anne Westcott. We are confident that they will continue to excel as onset safety supervisors and consultants, making a positive impact on any production.