Health & Safety Compliance

Here is the breakdown. We manage health and safety compliance for shoots filming in Turkey, building the risk assessments, method statements and on-set procedures that protect cast, crew and the public. Our team appoints qualified safety supervisors, conducts location risk assessments before the shoot, and plans for the specific hazards of each environment — heat and sun on the Mediterranean coast, cold and ice in a Cappadocia winter, water and height on coastal and historic locations, and crowd running on large set-ups. We set up with local emergency services, identify the nearest hospitals and clinics, and document everything so the production's safety record satisfies both Turkish workplace law and the needs of its insurer.

Here is what that looks like on the ground. Turkey's production environment makes structured safety planning key. Stunts, special effects, car work, drone operations and night shoots each carry covered risk. Drone flights in specific fall under the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (SHGM). This needs sign-ups and authorisation. The country's different terrain — archaeological sites, the Bosphorus waterfront, mountainous interior, balloon-launch fields in Cappadocia — demands location-specific assessment rather than a generic plan. The country's vast 'dizi' industry, the largest TV-series export sector outside the United States, has embedded pro safety practice across local crews, and we build on that culture to keep global shoots both compliant and genuinely safe on set.