About Guy

Guy Littlemore

Every type of event or television production presents a whole different range of working environments; from solving a problem of practical working in India with a scaffolding company that is no respecter of “working at height” regulations to dealing with hazardous waste on a rubbish dump in Peru. In the UK, budgetary constraints can put a similar pressure on working conditions… working hours being a prime example.

As a former lighting cameraman within the Film & TV broadcast industry, it was part of Guy’s key position to pass on the correct information to the crew as a whole, from lighting & sound crews to the runners. As a confident and assured communicator, he has the experience to inspire and lead teams in understanding their individual responsibilities. He can talk with knowledge about the risk issues of major events and advise on the planning, control & supervision to put in safe systems of work to ensure the employer, so far as reasonably practicable, fulfils their statutory obligations. The variety of people and places he has filmed in puts him in an excellent position to know and understand the constraints that employers face and offer the very best solutions to their health and safety needs.

Find out more by contacting Guy on 07831614499 or contact him about his safety philosophy of Protect and Respect. 

Member of the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health

Member of the International Institute of Risk and Safety Management

The 6 C's

Protect & Respect people, equipment and the environment by using the six C’s

ommitment to health and safety from the top, to the bottom of the organisation

ulture that is based on positive shared standards, beliefs and values about the management of risks

ompetence through training, experience, attitudes, skills & knowledge

ontrolling the management of risk

o-operation with employees, contractors, trade organisations, and the public etc.

ommunication that is effective and informative to all employees, from senior management to all workers, visitors, and clients