Event Safety: 6 steps to organise a safer event or festival
Getting to grips with the health and safety issues at your event
Working as a project manager for the International Centre for Crowd Management & Security Studies I have seen some 'interesting' approaches to health & safety regulations at events and festivals. From incomplete front of stage barriers to overflowing toilets and anything in between. I have worked at an event where an incompetent event management plan lead to audience members being hospitalised. As an event planner you need to avoid these kind of mistakes. After all, you are talking about the health, safety and well-being of your audience.
At the end of this course you will have a better understanding of the following subjects:
Throughout the workshop you will find exercises to make it practical. And of course you can contact me, your event tutor, if you have any questions. There are 33 bite sized lectures in this course. I have included documents such as the Event Safety Guide and the Guide To Safety At Sports Grounds.
"Under Jarno’s guidance, I left university with both the highest grade obtainable and a vast amount of industry experience on my resume. Jarno is an inspirational tutor who anyone willing to learn the industry, will thrive under!" Stew Denny, Music Festival organiser
"Being taught by Jarno has been nothing but a privilege! He has profound and versatile industry knowledge and has been an inspiring tutor." Sarah Tschentscher, Festival & Events Officer
It is FREE! Yes, you might have to read that twice.... it is FREE. Because I think a safe event is beneficial for everyone. This is a short course that will teach your the very basics of event safety.
1. Can I contact you if I have a question about the course content?
A. Absolutely! That's what a tutor is for. You can contact me via [email protected]. My aim is to respond to your email as quick as possible.
2. Is this event safety workshop only useful if I want to plan a festival?
A. It is useful if you want to plan any type of event. The workshop covers a wide variety of subjects and will benefit any event planner. Truth be told though that if you are a wedding planner than this course might not be right for you.
3. I've seen other online courses that are more expensive. Why is this course so cheap?
A. I want to make sure the course is accessible to those who dream about organising their first event. I want to teach them what event planning entails. I do not want my students to be out of pocket.
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Sign up today and you will learn how to plan, organise, and produce a safe event. Remember, it's FREE!
Welcome to The Event Tutor.
Jarno Stegeman
Introduction to Event Safety
Health & Safety at events
The importance of Health & Safety at events
Creating an Event Plan
Knowing your audience
Understanding your event site
Getting to know your audience
What is a site survey?
What to look for when conducting a site survey
Exercise: checking your event site capacity
Interview: Joseph Pred, expert in safety and emergency management
Exercise: Checking your event site for potential issues
What is site design?
Your event risk assessment
The 5 steps to create a risk assessment
Risk assessment example
Interview: Risks at events
Exercise: Creating your own risk assessment
Interview: what to think of when creating a risk assessment
Plan what and who you need at your event
Your medical facilities on site
What to look for when hiring a medical team
Exercise: Medical support at your event
Signage and communicating to your visitors
Communication channels
Emergency procedures at your event
3 case studies
Cancellation process (worst case scenario)
Who is responsible at your event?
Who to talk to when organising an event
The 5 steps of a risk assessment
Interview: time to plan your event
Final thoughts
Event safety guide
Guide To Safety At Sports Grounds