Health and Safety Consultants
Advice and Training Services for the Live Music, Entertainment and Event Production Industries
STAGESAFE offers a full range of health and safety services for event organisers, promoters, self-employed (freelancers), service companies and businesses within the live music, event, and entertainment industries. If you don't see what you are looking for then please call us: we can provide a tailor-made service to suit your needs which is very cost effective.
Our services include:
- Production of all your Health and Safety documentation including Policies, Risk Assessments and Method Statements
- Advice
- Inspections and Audits
- Training including Safety Passport, Fire Safety and Fire Warden training
- Event Safety Managers
STAGESAFE can help protect your business or event — contact us now!
Please note that is not our policy to produce brochures or price lists as every client has different needs and requirements.
Latest News
- HSE warning over quad bikes
- The HSE is reminding employers and those using all-terrain vehicles (ATVs, also known as quad bikes) at work of the importance of wearing a protective helmet, the provision of adequate training in the correct use of the vehicle and of ensuring the vehicle is well maintained.
Read more… - Police criticised for racial profiling of music audiences
- The Metropolitan Police recently defended the use of controversial Form 696. The form is currently used in some London Boroughs as a form of risk assessment as part of the licensing process of live music events. Promoters, musicians and the head of industry umbrella trade body UK Music Feargal Sharkey have all objected to what they see as racially profiling the demographic of audiences attending events.
Read more… - Businesses failing "at-work drivers"
- A survey of 10,000 “at-work drivers” has found that businesses throughout the UK are leaving themselves open to the risk of prosecution and the prospect of unlimited fines or even imprisonment, because they are failing to properly discharge the duty-of-care they owe to their at-work drivers.
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