This is the main portal for the health and safety policy for Liverpool’s Royal Court Theatre.

Click the button below to access the documents for review and download.

In order for Royal Court to remain complaint, a legal register outlines relevant legislation and regulation for the business, which is regularly updated when any relevant legislation is updated.

When new contractors, staff, or visitors attend the venue, it is important that they are aware of key safety arrangements and procedures, in order to keep themselves and their colleagues safe.

Click the button below to access the site safety induction, or to upload email addresses or new starters / contacts in advance, so they can be issued the induction link.

Click below to access the permit to work site. This includes a link for permit to work requests for contractors and or staff, with access to the live permit spreadsheet.

The spreadsheet shows permits that are live currently and their expiry date. You can also access a copy of the permit from here too.

You can access the current FM Risk Assessments and Safe Systems of Work by clicking the button below.

For health and safety guidance and documents, from structures to capacity assessments, use this link to read and download documents relevant to production, event and structures.

If you require further guidance on topics not included, use our chat function to ask a question or raise a ticket.

Once installations have been completed, including rigging, staging not requiring structural engineer (over 600mm), a stage being access by public (any size) it is important to ensure a certificate is produced for the production.

Click the link below to choose your completion certificate type.

As part of the venues commitment to the safe management of their productions, workplaces and site, any key third party contractors will be subject to a due diligence assessment.

Please use the link below to open and share the due diligence assessment tool for contractors.

As a business operating at a variety of sites, it is important that accident and near miss incidents are reported as soon as possible.

This also ensures staff working for the Royal Court can report online securely, without the need to store or keep handwritten forms.

It is important that you regularly assess your workstation when using / operating display screen equipment. We would recommend reassessing your workstation at least once a year.

Use the button below to access and start your DSE assessment.

To contact your advisor or one of the team for a specific health and safety question, please click here to access contact details., or use the chat function on this page.

A number of training sessions are available to staff and management of the business including e-courses.

Training is essential to ensure worker competence and understanding of arrangements.

This online risk assessment tool will help production and technical arrangements when dynamic assessments need to be made. Outlining hazard and control measures will allow new risks and controls to be recorded.

Our online risk assessment tool is available to our retainer clients to use when they are on site. This online tool helps identify significant hazards for general activity. Adding your control measures will allow you to download and share a copy of your risk assessment.