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Event Safety Management University Diploma

Short course

Online

Price on request

Description

  • Type

    Short course

  • Level

    Intermediate

  • Methodology

    Online

  • Duration

    8 Months

  • Online campus

    Yes

  • Delivery of study materials

    Yes

  • Support service

    Yes

  • Virtual classes

    Yes

This course has been developed in partnership with the National Outdoor Events Association (NOEA). It offers a comprehensive overview of events safety and helps you apply these skills to the workplace
It's delivered by leading professionals from NOEA and the University of Derby. Course leader Eddy Grant has played a key role in the delivery of a safe and secure London Olympic Games
You'll be up to date with existing legislation that affects you as an events organiser
It demystifies the issue of risk assessment and you'll learn how to run events safely
On successful completion you'll be awarded a University of Derby Diploma - a level 5 qualification - and you'll also meet the academic requirements for Tech IOSH.

About this course

The course is delivered in a series of workshops supported by online materials.

Events Safety Management - three day workshop delivered by Richard Limb of NOEA and Eddy Grant of University of Derby
Crisis Management - two day workshop delivered by Eddy Grant of University of Derby
Event Legislation - two day workshop
All tutorial sessions are delivered at the Enterprise Centre/IISE and Buxton Campus.

Our online materials have been developed to be fully interactive and include video case studies from major events, talking heads from industry professionals and activities that encourage debate on our discussion board.

On completion of the course you'll have a University Diploma in Events Safety Management - an industry endorsed qualification that will directly improve your ability to do your job. You will also have met the academic requirements for Tech IOSH.

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Subjects

  • Risk
  • Design
  • University
  • Planning
  • Industry
  • IT risk
  • Safety Management
  • Communication Training
  • Communication
  • Communication design
  • Reputation

Course programme

What you will study

You'll study these modules:

Crisis Communication and Reputation Management

This module will enable you to understand the necessity of preparing, planning and implementing a crisis communication plan as it is essential in the events industry to appreciate the lifecycle of a crisis and the importance of a correct situational response.

The levels of command and the systems in place for any situation requiring emergency, crisis/disaster management will be investigated.
The module will further explore the issues addressed in the Event Safety Plan albeit with a separate crisis communication plan intended to be utilised as a consequence of an emergency or crisis at an event.

Events Legislation

This module is intended to provide you with an awareness of relevant legislation affecting the planning and implementation of event operations. You will be introduced to the intricacies of risk analysis and assessment, health and safety requirements, site and venue design, licensing, contracting and corporate manslaughter and wider sustainability issues. It will also provide you with the opportunity to contextualise legal frameworks to specific events and venues.

Events Safety Management

The events industry is multi-faceted and encompasses current and emerging festival, corporate and sporting events. To ensure events are conducted with due care, diligence and regard for the welfare of staff and customers, each event needs to identify and assess unique venue specific health and safety planning and management.

This module incorporates size, scale, place and type of venue and how the type of facility, its design and technical capabilities impact on the event. The module comprises all phases of event logistics from the supply of customers, facilities, product transportation to crowd control, behaviour and crowd dynamics. To further develop knowledge of site and venue design and to assess how venue space is interpreted, positive and negative externalities and their corresponding legal requirements are factored into the planning process.

As risk analysis remains a prevalent necessity in today's events industry, you will be introduced to the identification, contingency planning and management of financial, operational and event health and safety risk.

Additional information

UK/EU

Full-time     N/A

Part-time   £2,995 (£2,795 per year with NOEA membership)

Event Safety Management University Diploma

Price on request