One log for every unit
Every injury, near miss, security issue and public complaint is logged once with a priority and an assignee, so the safety officer, unit manager and production office see the same record.

From the first call time to wrap, CommandPost® gives production safety, locations and unit teams one shared log across studios and locations, so stunts, closures, weather and welfare are tracked from report to close-out.
Stunts and special effects bring medics, safety officers and police onto one set, and each works from their own radio channel, notes and copy of the plan.
A main unit, a second unit and a unit base can sit kilometres apart, often where mobile coverage is patchy, and nobody sees every location at once.
Weather, a lost location or a late permit can reshuffle the day, and the update has to reach cast, crew, security and traffic control before the next setup.
CommandPost® brings unit bases, locations, stunts and crew welfare into a single operating picture for every shoot day, wherever the production is filming.
Every injury, near miss, security issue and public complaint is logged once with a priority and an assignee, so the safety officer, unit manager and production office see the same record.
Pin unit bases, road closures, traffic control points and stunt exclusion zones on the integrated map, so a new crew member or police liaison finds the right spot without a briefing pack.
Stunt sign-offs, special effects risk checks, medic briefings and welfare checks are filled in on a phone on set, even at a remote location with no signal.
Call times, unit moves and road closure windows sit on one run sheet, kept in step when the first assistant director reshuffles the day.
Check conditions and forecasts for each location before a high-risk sequence or a long day in the heat, and make the go/no-go call on the same information.
Cast, crew, security, medics, and council and police contacts sit on one list with their role, so a headcount at the unit base does not start with a phone tree.
It's a Thursday night shoot on a closed inner-city street. The main unit is filming a vehicle stunt while the unit base runs two blocks away.
The locations manager logs the road closure as active with police and council, and traffic control points are pinned on the site map.
The stunt coordinator, safety officer and on-set medics complete the briefing checklist, and the exclusion zone is marked on the map.
Security logs onlookers pressing at the barrier. Extra marshals are moved from the unit base and the police liaison is updated in the same log.
After a hard landing the medic logs an assessment with photos. The performer is cleared and the take is reset, with the decision on record.
The road closure is lifted with police, and the production safety officer exports the full log for the insurer and the safety file.

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