Support clients and colleagues in post production facilities
Overview
This Standard is about providing technical, hospitality and administrative support to clients and colleagues in a post production facility. It requires showing initiative because in a pressured environment peoples needs must often be met without their having to make a request. It requires a professional approach to clients and talent who visit the facility. This Standard should apply to anyone who is involved with supporting clients and colleagues in post production facilities.
Performance criteria
You must be able to:
anticipate and identify what clients and colleagues will need
during work sessions using information from reliable sources
- communicate with clients in ways that put them at ease and
promotes the facility
- respond to clients' and colleagues' requests as soon as they are
requested and in a supportive and hospitable manner
- communicate with colleagues, clients and visitors in a
professional manner in line with company procedures
- maintain the readiness, appearance and security of facilities for
clients and colleagues in line with company procedures
- carry out requested technical, information and administrative
tasks in a prompt and accurate manner
- seek help from relevant colleagues when you notice the work
atmosphere becoming difficult and you are unable to deal with it
- discuss clients' needs, preferences and issues that you identify
with relevant colleagues at appropriate times
log and store materials and data in line with company procedures
maintain security for files and other materials in line with company
requirements
- suggest to relevant people improvements in day-to-day working
practices that will improve support provided
Knowledge and Understanding
You need to know and understand:
the layout of the post production facility and how different
locations and facilities are referred to
personnel, their names and what they do
how to introduce yourself to a client
the range of needs that clients may have including information,
catering, delivery of materials and facilities
food and drink preparation and hygiene
how to obtain foods of different kinds locally
regular clients' preferences for drinks and food and dietary needs
how to anticipate clients' needs including past experience
company requirements for the secure handling of data and
materials
administrative procedures for receipt and dispatch of materials
safe ways of working, including electrical safety and manual
handling
- communication with technical and non-technical colleagues,
clients and visitors
- the importance of team work and delivering a cohesive service
even when others fall below par
health and safety factors of all equipment and the workplace
company systems for storage, back up and security