Pyrotechnic Safety For Events

WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR?

The Pyrotechnic Safety for Events course is specifically designed for individuals and organisations dedicated to ensuring safety in public venues and events. It is ideal for:

• Security Firms: Security officers, door supervisors, and event staff responsible for managing crowd safety.
• Event Venues: Festivals, sports grounds, arenas, nightclubs, theatres, and concert halls that may encounter pyrotechnic use.
• Management Teams: Those ensuring effective pyrotechnic safety policies are implemented and upheld.
• Leisure & Tourism Venues: Including hotels, theme parks, and holiday resorts that host events where pyrotechnics might be present.
• Safety and Compliance Teams: Professionals involved in protecting attendees from the risks associated with pyrotechnics.
• Student Unions and Universities: Staff responsible for student safety at university events where pyrotechnics may be used.
• HR & Business Teams: Looking to enhance health and safety policies specifically related to pyrotechnic management.
• Individuals: Anyone interested in understanding the risks and safety measures associated with pyrotechnics in public settings.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES

The aims and objectives of this course are:

• To provide a thorough understanding of pyrotechnic safety principles specific to the security and events industry.
• To empower participants to recognise, respond to, and manage pyrotechnic incidents effectively.
• To ensure participants understand their legal responsibilities regarding pyrotechnic use at events.
• To promote a culture of safety and vigilance at public venues where pyrotechnics may be present.

Entry guidance

This course is suitable for anyone responsible for managing pyrotechnic risks in the security and events sector or those wishing to gain a deeper understanding of safety practices regarding pyrotechnics within public venues.

ASSESSMENT & DELIVERY METHOD

The course is delivered entirely online, offering flexibility for participants. At the end of the course, a multiple-choice assessment must be completed. Participants must achieve a score of at least 75% to receive a certificate of completion.