Reference no: EM133772141

Question 

Following the accident, a local labour inspector schedules a visit to the theatre. On the day of the visit, they are greeted by the SM. The inspector asks for the accident and incident records, and risk assessments for the production areas and activities. They note that there are very few accident and incident records, despite the file dating back five years. They also note that the risk assessments were reviewed over six years ago. The inspector asks to see the scene of the recent accident. They ask the SM to lower the lighting rigging. They examine the lighting section that was repaired by the contractor and take photographs of the rigging and surrounding area. They identify that most of the lighting equipment looks worn and is covered in dust. The SM explains that they have not had time to replace the lead lighting technician, but the apprentice has been able to cover basic work tasks. The inspector asks to speak to all of the production workers privately. When speaking to the apprentice, the inspector learns that they are not fully qualified. The apprentice feels that they are under pressure to work without a lead lighting technician. They felt that their.