Health & Safety Compliance

Here is how this works in practice. We give health and safety compliance for film and television shoots working in Poland. Our team prepares risk assessments for each location and activity, drafts method statements for higher-risk work such as stunts, special effects, working at height and night shoots, and appoints a safety supervisor to run protocols on set. We brief department heads, keep incident-reporting procedures, and keep the records that the Polish Labour Code, venues, TV networks and insurers expect. Compliance work runs from pre-production recces through to wrap, with assessments new as the schedule and locations change. For global shoots we align home-area safety practice with Polish needs so visiting crews know the framework they are operating within.

Here is the short of it. Health and safety in Poland sits within EU and national labour law. The Polish Labour Code governs working hours, rest periods and late hours, and a sound production plan respects those limits in the schedule itself. Filming permits set up through Film Commission Poland and the regional film commissions often attach safety conditions for public spaces, road closures and crowd running, while studios such as ATM Studio in Warsaw and Alvernia Studios near Kraków enforce their own rules.

Here is the breakdown. Drone operations add the needs of the Polish Civil Aviation Authority (Urząd Lotnictwa Cywilnego / ULC) under EU/EASA rules. Insurers underwriting shoots expect logged assessments before confirming cover. We set up these obligations into a single compliance framework so a production protects its crew, its locations and its insurance position.