OVERVIEW Churches are including more and more production elements, and not only in special services. We are installing theater lighting, sound systems, and other high-powered equipment to contemporize our worship. With the advent of contemporary worship has come a new set of safety concerns in the church. This download is designed to bring awareness of the dangers that come with worship production and to offer practical advice to reduce the risk of such accidents occurring. Taking safety precautions seriously is vital to the well-being of your building and congregation. CONTENTS OVERVIEW Risk Management for Worship Arts How to play it safe in production arts. By Sarah Baldwin ASSESSMENT How Safe is Your Church’s Worship Production? 10 standards for safety protocol in today’s churches. By Sarah Baldwin FOR THE PASTOR Production Instruction A production arts specialist lays the groundwork for safety: an interview with Bruce Smith. By Sarah Baldwin HOW TO Reducing the Risk of Church Fires Prevent church fires with inspections and maintenance programs. By James F. Cobble, Jr. HOW TO Production Volunteers How to keep your workers safe. By Jeff Hanna THE LEGAL SIDE Who Pays When a Volunteer Is Hurt? Vital precautions and liabilities to keep in mind when recruiting church volunteers for worship production. From Brotherhood Mutual Insurance Company LEADER'S GUIDE Resource Center Quick Tips and recommended resources. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Type: Download Pages: 18 Copyright: 2008 RELATED PRODUCTS Keeping Your Church Property Safe Creating an Earth-Safe Church |
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