3.3 Workers

Artists

• Participate in workplace health & safety activities; request hazard assessments (e.g., ventilation/indoor air quality, communicable disease) if needed
• Consider including access rider with contracts/agreements
• Travel practices: use a well-fitting respirator mask and clean air measures when possible during travel (See: 3.2 Touring and travel)

See: 4.1 Checklists

Creative and production teams

See also: 3.2 Presenters, producers, and production companies

• Review venue features including clean air specifications to inform health & safety planning
• Create multiple opportunities to voluntarily and/or anonymously share access needs (e.g., introductions, access riders, costume measurement forms)
• Provide health & safety briefings at project commencement
• Consistently use layered protections, including clean air measures and respiratory protection/source control
• Use informed substitution to reduce hazardous product use (e.g., costumes, hair & makeup, set & props, special effects, cleaning & disinfecting products)
• Include health & safety alerts and reminders in rehearsal reports
• Consider creative ways to incorporate immuno-inclusivity in performance (e.g., masks in costume design, air cleaners in set design, distancing opportunities in stage direction, easy-to-sanitize props, audience health & safety announcements in-character)
• Consider redundancy in team structure and buffer time in schedules, in case of illness

See: 4.1 Checklists