The aim of this programme is to develop the learner in the planning, running and evaluation of any event and in the provision of safety for all stakeholders (including spectators, players, officials, personnel, media and local residents etc.) that are involved in ground and event day operations.
On successful completion, learners will be able to:
Implement a plan for the safety of all event day stakeholders and ensure the readiness of the venue and personnel prior to the event
Understand the concept of critical decision making and the duty of care to all stakeholders
Be able to specify and agree control procedures and carry these out effectively in the management of an event
Describe the key planning considerations with specific emphasis on Risk Management, Planning, Communication, Crowd Dynamics and Crowd Behaviour.
Create an audit trail of paperwork (pre and post management) for event day operations
Identify the most relevant Health and Safety legislation and key guidance documents for an event using relevant decision-making models.
Be able to identify, plan and respond to incidents and emergencies in a contingency plan and act on the potential risks to people attending an event.
Delivery
The programme will be delivered over 8 sessions and will include onsite sessions (Saturdays) and online sessions (mid-week).
Programme content:
Roles and responsibilities of Event Controllers
Key Legislation and Guidance Material
Event Planning and Risk Assessment
Contingency Planning
Teams and Group Development
Communications
All applicants will be considered on a case by case basis and /or will be nominated by their respective organisations.
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