Safety Instructions and Recommendations
Before use, please read, understand and follow the safety instructions in this manual.
●Safety is your responsibility.
●Perform a complete safety inspection before every use as described in this manual, and
inspect your Ready Rig for damage, loose parts, screws, or signs of damage. Stop
operation immediately and contact your place of purchase if something does not feel
right.
●Ready Rig is a professional tool designed to be used on film sets that follow strict safety
guidelines such as those published by the Industry-Wide Labor-Management Safety
Committee for the Motion Picture and Television Industry and OSHA etc. We
recommend that you attend all safety classes required by your local camera union and
follow all safety guidelines published on www.csatf.org/production-affairs-
safety/safety-bulletins/ prior to using our products.
●NEVER use a Ready Rig in an unsafe environment.
●If you have any safety questions or concerns, we recommend you contact the ICG Safety
Hotline, (877-ICG-HOTLINE) or your regional camera union.
●Do not lend or rent your Ready Rig to anyone unfamiliar with its operation. Ensure any
new users are familiar with these instructions.
●Ready Rig has been designed to allow users to hold camera weight longer than normal,
but the system relies on the operator being well rested and physically fit. Know your own
limits and take breaks. Using the system when tired can result in injury.
●The Ready Rig system uses spring loaded support arms, therefore there are inherent
risks in operating such systems such as arm releasing and causing body injury. You
must ensure that no one is near the arms when in use, or when removing camera
payloads.
●Follow all local laws, regulations, and safety requirements.