Any mass event can become dangerous due to someone's criminal intentions. The confluence of a large number of people provokes the possibility of a large number of victims and the escape of criminals from responsibility. To prevent and avoid such unpleasant consequences of the holiday, when organizing mass events, first of all, you need to think about security measures.
It is necessary
- - means of communication and video surveillance;
- - metal detectors;
- - the layout of the guards;
- - list of unwanted persons;
- - coordination of the exit of guests.
Instructions
Step 1
Conduct a safety analysis of the holiday schedule and site layout. Identify potential threats, placement and functions of security guards during the holiday.
Step 2
Take care of the preliminary cleaning of the premises. Pay special attention to: potentially dangerous structures, emergency exits, fire safety, visibility of the room from neighboring buildings. Inspect parked cars, check service personnel, equipment, food and drinks. Eliminate the presence of foreign objects, people and machines.
Step 3
If possible, think about controlling visitors at the entrance (face control, dress control, etc.). Check passes and invitations, identity documents, and ask visitors to go through a metal detector. As a rule, metal detecting is a common procedure for rock concerts or football matches.
Step 4
Prevent theft: If a VIP you invite loses its wallet, it will not have the best effect on your reputation. Security cameras and security personnel will help to minimize the possible threat to a minimum.
Step 5
Pay attention to the participants' cars parked in the parking lot, as well as to the guests themselves. Do not forget about the security of the car park, dressing rooms or children's rooms.
Step 6
If you have any suspicions that some persons are interested in the failure of the event, inform the guards about this and discuss in advance how to respond. In general, it makes sense to draw up a so-called "black list", including people with a bad reputation. Do not allow persons under the influence of alcohol or drugs on the holiday.
Step 7
Coordinate the flow of visitors at the end of the event, as at this stage a crush may arise and, as a result, conflicts and other troubles.
