Safety at Events National Association of Campus Activities Northern Plains 2011
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This document provides guidance on event safety standards for student events. It emphasizes taking a sincere, active, friendly and firm approach to ensure safety. Key aspects include intentionally inviting interactions, de-escalating situations, ensuring individual safety, being observant and emphasizing teamwork. The document outlines specific safety roles and procedures to follow in various emergency scenarios like physical fights, building evacuations or medical issues. It stresses preparing in advance through meetings and facility reviews.
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- 4. Safety Standards S A F E S – Sincere A – Active F – Friendly & Firm E – Environment
- 10. Hosting Artists
- 11. Riders
- 12. Meals
- 13. No Alcohol
- 16. Signage
- 17. Pinch points
- 18. Line management
- 19. Tripping
- 20. Fire hazards
- 22. Clean-Up
- 23. Facilities
- 24. Tech
- 25. Return Supplies
- 26. Evaluations
- 27. Leave space better than you found it.
- 29. Make eye contactOur rules apply to all, but we treat people as individuals.
- 31. Lighting
- 32. Sound
- 37. Facility Review
- 38. Process of Event
- 40. End of Event
- 41. Clean-up
- 42. Clickers & Event CapacityForward Pass
- 45. Cell Phones
- 46. Thank you to Staff and Volunteers