This training prepares an individual to understand the hazards involved in operating specific equipment. Course includes in-classroom and hands-on training for Mobile Elevated Work Platforms.

• Responsibilities as a user and operator
• Conducting a pre-start inspection
• Conducting a workplace inspection
• Various types of equipment
• Preventing accidents and identifying hazards in operation
• Teaching materials:
  • Safety guidelines booklet
  • Course completion wallet card

This training prepares an individual to understand the hazards involved in operating specific equipment. Course includes in-classroom and hands-on training for Mobile Elevated Work Platforms.

• Responsibilities as a user and operator
• Conducting a pre-start inspection
• Conducting a workplace inspection
• Various types of equipment
• Preventing accidents and identifying hazards in operation
• Teaching materials:
  • Safety guidelines booklet
  • Course completion wallet card

This training prepares an individual to understand the hazards involved in operating specific equipment. Course includes in-classroom and hands-on training for Mobile Elevated Work Platforms.

Responsibilities as a user and operator

Conducting a pre-start inspection

Conducting a workplace inspection

Various types of equipment

Preventing accidents and identifying hazards in operation

Teaching materials:

Safety guidelines booklet

Course completion wallet card

This training prepares an individual to understand the hazards involved in operating specific equipment. Course includes in-classroom and hands-on training for Forklifts.

• Responsibilities as a user and operator
• Conducting a pre-start inspection
• Conducting a workplace inspection
• Various types of equipment
• Preventing accidents and identifying hazards in operation
• Teaching materials:
  • Safety guidelines booklet
  • Course completion wallet card

This training prepares an individual to understand the hazards involved in operating specific equipment. Course includes in-classroom and hands-on training for FORKLIFTS.

• Responsibilities as a user and operator
• Conducting a pre-start inspection
• Conducting a workplace inspection
• Various types of equipment
• Preventing accidents and identifying hazards in operation
• Teaching materials:
  • Safety guidelines booklet
  • Course completion wallet card

This training prepares an individual to understand the hazards involved in operating specific equipment. Course includes in-classroom and hands-on training for Mobile Elevated Work Platforms.

• Responsibilities as a user and operator
• Conducting a pre-start inspection
• Conducting a workplace inspection
• Various types of equipment
• Preventing accidents and identifying hazards in operation
• Teaching materials:
  • Safety guidelines booklet
  • Course completion wallet card

We will be giving an overview of entry level grip information, literally starting at the ground!

A basic list of tools for your belt or to have available in your set bag.
Headset equipment and various designs.
An overview of basic grip equipment for Taco / 4x4 / C-stand carts.
Basics of effective packing / unpacking, loading / unloading procedures.
The four (4) basic knots every grip should know how to tie. 
Set etiquette.
Clothing and rain gear.
Basic camera dolly grip do's and don'ts (being helpful, but not in the way. i.e.while they set the track).
How to listen and observe on set activity.
Grip Apps available for iPhone and Android for fingertip knowledge.
Overview of the grip bible, "The Grip Book" by Mike Uva.

Please study and practice knots before class. 
http://nofilmschool.com/2016/06/6-knots-every-filmmaker-should-know-how-tie

Where: IATSE 479
            Workshop 2
            4220 International PKWY
            Atlanta GA 30354

Time:  10:00AM - 5:00PM

If you would like to attend this class please send your request to training@iatse479.org

In Solidarity,

Education Department
IATSE Local 479

This training prepares an individual to understand the hazards involved in operating specific equipment. Course includes in-classroom and hands-on training for FORKLIFTS.

Responsibilities as a user and operator

Conducting a pre-start inspection

Conducting a workplace inspection

Various types of equipment

Preventing accidents and identifying hazards in operation

Teaching materials:

Safety guidelines booklet

Course completion wallet card

Day 2 will go deeper in the practical applications of tools and equipment that was covered in day 1.

Please study and practice knots before class. 
http://nofilmschool.com/2016/06/6-knots-every-filmmaker-should-know-how-tie

Where: IATSE 479
            Workshop 2
            4220 International PKWY
            Atlanta GA 30354

Time:  10:00AM - 5:00PM

If you would like to attend this class please send your request to training@iatse479.org

In Solidarity,

Education Department
IATSE Local 479

This event is being presented by the Local 479 Women's Committee.

LCP classes:

The demands of being a lighting console programmer far exceed the simple operations of programming the lightboard. There are many more requirements: Taking responsibility; being able to communicate information; understanding DMX architecture, art net, streaming ACN and other control protocols; being able to visualize and create a network of devices and systems; creating light plots and archival documents; making decisions about wireless vs. hardwired control of fixtures; building and collating profiles for new lighting instruments; managing complex equipment; negotiating rentals; communicating with production and producers; These are just some of the skills of an excellent LCP.

LCP classes:

The demands of being a lighting console programmer far exceed the simple operations of programming the lightboard. There are many more requirements: Taking responsibility; being able to communicate information; understanding DMX architecture, art net, streaming ACN and other control protocols; being able to visualize and create a network of devices and systems; creating light plots and archival documents; making decisions about wireless vs. hardwired control of fixtures; building and collating profiles for new lighting instruments; managing complex equipment; negotiating rentals; communicating with production and producers; These are just some of the skills of an excellent LCP.

This training prepares an individual to understand the hazards involved in operating specific equipment. Course includes in-classroom and hands-on training for Mobile Elevated Work Platforms.

• Responsibilities as a user and operator
• Conducting a pre-start inspection
• Conducting a workplace inspection
• Various types of equipment
• Preventing accidents and identifying hazards in operation
• Teaching materials:
  • Safety guidelines booklet
  • Course completion wallet card

The training will cover:

A job description of the duties and responsibilities of a rigging electric tech and how to safely perform them. The importance of being prepared. Having your own tools and how to safely use them. The proper lifting and transporting of heavy cable and equipment. Being on time. Personal hygiene and proper attitude. The need for inclement weather clothing (rain and cold weather gear) and proper footwear. The importance of observing and implementing safety procedures at all times.

An introduction to basic electric power and distribution items. How they are safely used in the rigging of stages/studios and locations for principle photography in MPTV. Trunk Cable - what it is. The different gauges and types w/ their amperage limits. Distribution - different parts of distribution along with how they are safely utilized and with their amperage limits.

Members will receive hands on instruction on proper use of tools by participating in actual “rigging” of a location.

PREREQUISITES FOR CLASS

A positive attitude

Being on time

Consideration of others in class

EQUIPMENT NEEDED

Gloves (rubber coated preferred)

Flashlight and/or headlamp (headlamp is preferred and more practical due to it’s hands free operation)

Adjustable wrench (preferably large and small)

Folding or razor knife

Voltmeter (preferably with clamp feature and 600volt 400amp AC capacity)

If possible assorted “electric” (rubber coated) hand tools. Screwdriver with assorted bits, long nose, regular, diagonal and cross cut pliers, etc.

This training prepares an individual to understand the hazards involved in operating specific equipment. Course includes in-classroom and hands-on training for Mobile Elevated Work Platforms.

• Responsibilities as a user and operator
• Conducting a pre-start inspection
• Conducting a workplace inspection
• Various types of equipment
• Preventing accidents and identifying hazards in operation
• Teaching materials:
  • Safety guidelines booklet
  • Course completion wallet card

*Prerequisite(working knowledge of cable and distribution)*
Knowledge of lighting fixtures is also helpful but not a prerequisite.

This training will have an emphasis on working as a set lighting tech.on a working set location.
as part of the electric dept.
It is necessary for member/trainees to have a working knowledge of set power(cable) and distribution
to obtain the full benefit of this training.

Training will cover:
The duties and responsibilities of a set lighting tech and how to safely perform them.

Personal equipment
The work belt parts and pieces and the importance of utilizing them safely.

LIGHTING EQUIPMENT KNOWLEDGE
Knowledge of equipment platforms(stands)
And their safe operation.

Knowledge of all categories of lighting fixtures
(Fresnels,Parabolics,softlights,etc.)
Tungsten,HMI’s,LED”s, etc.
Personal safety(proper lifting and transporting techniques of lighting equipment)

GELS-Corrections and Diffusion’s
Why and how they are utilized in set lighting.

SOCIAL SKILLS
Being on time
Having a positive attitude
Good personal hygiene
PERSONAL GEAR
Importance of proper inclement weather gear(rain and cold weather gear)
Proper and appropriate footwear

The importance of observing and implementing safety protocols and procedures at all times.

Member/trainees will participate in actual lighting scenarios in this training.

*Prerequisite is a knowledge of set power and distribution
The inventory of lighting fixtures is extensive
Therefore it is suggested that member/trainees possess a prior knowledge of power and distribution in order to concentrate on set lighting tech.duties and responsibilities

This training prepares an individual to understand the hazards involved in operating specific equipment. Course includes in-classroom and hands-on training for Mobile Elevated Work Platforms.

Responsibilities as a user and operator

Conducting a pre-start inspection

Conducting a workplace inspection

Various types of equipment

Preventing accidents and identifying hazards in operation

Teaching materials:

Safety guidelines booklet

Course completion wallet card