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Training is a fundamental part of effective risk management
Education and Training
Understanding how risk and safety affects your events will not only help to potentially reduce the number of incidents and injuries, it may also save your business money by reducing compensation claims and ‘off-work’ injury times.
Safety and Risk Management
Risk Management - Reading and Writing of Risk Assessments
Risk Management - Reading and Writing of Risk Assessments
Beaspoke Safety designs & delivers training solutions that are crafted around the needs of your team and reflect your unique business culture.
For all our training courses we use visual imagery and case studies that really get people thinking about their event and the issues that could potentially happen.
Our goal is to empower your team to understand why safety needs to be part of the everyday process of events, and for them to understand that it is not there to stifle creativity or create more work.
Risk Management - Reading and Writing of Risk Assessments
Risk Management - Reading and Writing of Risk Assessments
Risk Management - Reading and Writing of Risk Assessments
Participants will learn about proactively identifying hazards and taking the appropriate step to eliminate possible risks and future incidents.
On conclusion of the training participants will be able to:
- Understand the entire risk assessment process
- Be able to utilise and apply the processes learned in a practical manner
- In-depth knowledge of what the risk assessment process comprises
- Understanding of the real cost of non-compliance
You will also learn why an image of a walrus will become ingrained in your mind when you write and read risk assessments!
The legal responsibilities of working in events
The legal responsibilities of working in events
The legal responsibilities of working in events
Our training course is designed specifically for employees, volunteers and contractors working within the event industry It covers all facets of health and safety regulations, from the responsibilities of employees, managers, volunteers and contractors to identifying common on-site hazards and maintaining public safety at events.
On conclusion of the training participants will be able to:
- Explain the health and safety duties of employers, employees, contractors and event organisers
- Make an objective assessment of the suitability of contractors
- Identify key documentation required in the event planning process
- Complete a range of simple safety assessments for venues and activities
- Conduct basic safety briefings for employee and participants
- Report any incidents or accidents in an appropriate manner
COVID-19
The legal responsibilities of working in events
The legal responsibilities of working in events
Since implosion day here in Australia, Friday 13th March, Beaspoke Safety has been reading, researching and following case studies and research papers from around the world.
The COVID-19 training includes:
- COVID-19 restrictions and what they mean for you and your business;
- What measures you are responsible for and what you need to implement to protect your staff, the public and deliveries;
- What your business' responsibility is in the "COVID normal”; and
- Where you and your team can access up to date and accurate information as regulations, recommended practices and business requirements develop and change.
NB. Put the toilet lid down before you flush at the very least!