Event risk management and safety / authored and edited by 3G E-learning LLC.
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TextPublisher: United States of America : 3G E-learning LLC, 2017Description: x, 246 pages : color illustrations ; 24 cm +1 computer discISBN: 978-16-8095653-5Subject(s): Special events -- Management | Risk managementLOC classification: C GT3405 | T57 2017Summary: A risk management plan is an important facet of planning any event. A risk management plan recognizes all the prospective risks that may arise from holding an event and then lists the steps event organizers will take to diminish identified risks. An event is full of uncertainties like power failure, equipment failure, medical emergency, brawl, stampede, re, sponsorship withdrawal, last minute turned down by an artist etc. How will you deal with all these contingencies without a well thought out risk management plan? Risk management is done at each and every stage of event production. For e.g. when risk management is done in the information management eld, then it deals with loss of data due to data theft or hard disk crash. When risk management is done in the security management eld, then it deals with brawl, stampede, medical emergency, accidental re etc. Similarly there are risks connected with: human resource, nance, marketing, quality management, attendees, food and beverages management, programs, technical management, infrastructure, logistic, procurement and team management.
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Provides a comprehensive resource for managing event risk and limiting liability for modest and grand events. Presents practical guidance on the planning and staging of a special event. Discusses a new approach for integrating safety event data in the risk management process.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
A risk management plan is an important facet of planning any event. A risk management plan recognizes all the prospective risks that may arise from holding an event and then lists the steps event organizers will take to diminish identified risks. An event is full of uncertainties like power failure, equipment failure, medical emergency, brawl, stampede, re, sponsorship withdrawal, last minute turned down by an artist etc. How will you deal with all these contingencies without a well thought out risk management plan? Risk management is done at each and every stage of event production. For e.g. when risk management is done in the information management eld, then it deals with loss of data due to data theft or hard disk crash. When risk management is done in the security management eld, then it deals with brawl, stampede, medical emergency, accidental re etc. Similarly there are risks connected with: human resource, nance, marketing, quality management, attendees, food and beverages management, programs, technical management, infrastructure, logistic, procurement and team management.
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