Mural Workshop Checklist
From: Tips & Tricks / Specific to: Mural Artist / Mural Painting
So you may have been contacted to do a mural workshop and want to know some of the steps you should think about?
Now every mural workshop will be a bit different but what I will share is a few of the fundamentals that may need to be thought about.
In general, let’s look at these things to consider for the mural workshop:
- How many people will you allow to participate?
- Who will be responsible for the overall design of the mural?
- How long will each session be, hours and even days?
- If you are working with children then you will need a “Working With Children Check” (NSW).
- What participants can and can’t do, eg climbing ladders etc.
- Food, shelter, water, bathrooms.
- Where to leave the equipment, ladders, scaffolding, paint etc?
- Do you need to barricade (bollards) off the area from the public?
- Cleaning up – rags, drop sheets and washing brushes etc
- Elevated work Platform Ticket, Yellow card – scissor lift operation
- Risk assessment scope
- First aid ki
t / eyewash
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