Phases of an Event
Last updated:An Event Notification Form should be submitted for review by the Safety Advisory Group at least 3 months before the event.
Ensure that appropriate management arrangements are in place to suitably manage the Planning, Load-In, the Event itself and Load Out. It is also useful to hold a Debrief following the event to obtain notes and findings from key persons.
Planning Phase
- Select competent workers and contractors.
- For events falling under the Construction Design and Management Regulations 2015, appoint the relevant persons.
- Where the Event Organiser is appointing others, this must be confirmed and recorded.
- Ensure a construction phase plan (CPP) is completed.
Load-in Phase
- Plan for the safe delivery and installation of equipment and services.
- Hold a pre-event briefing for all interested parties – SAG may decide
- SAG may decide to inspect the event site and arrangements prior to the event.
Event Phase
- Ensure crowd management strategies are working correctly.
- Deal with fire, first aid contingencies, and major incidents.
- Plan for the servicing of facilities and supporting services.
Load-out Phase
- Plan for the safe removal of structures, equipment, and services, including removal of waste.
- Pay close attention to contractors during this phase as focus may slip.
Debrief
- Obtain information from key personnel to determine performance and identify any ‘lessons learned’ for future events.