According to a survey conducted by the Health and Safety Executive, Tomb Raider TV series does not comply with safety regulations All production within the UK must comply with this regulation.
In this case, Project Temple Productions is the company created to produce the show Sophie Turner as Lola Crawfordbreaching the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002.
These are the procedures that must be taken when using Paints containing isocyanatesis one of the main causes of asthma. The HSE determined that Project Temple Productions failed to ensure that crew members underwent necessary “biomonitoring” to verify control measures.
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In accordance with Health and Safety Executive guidance, when spraying coatings containing isocyanates, you must use Adequate personal protective equipmentalso because it is a substance that can remain in ambient air for up to twenty minutes.
No consequences?
clear violation of regulations no specific consequences Given that the HSE notified Project Temple of the compliance requirements, the company accepted and implemented the requirements within a month.
So it’s not a problem Questions that need to be stoppedSophie Turner, for example, was injured during filming, but it’s surprising that such a high-profile production would make such a mistake.
In fact, over the past four years, only four performances Filmed for violating safety regulations.
