Exam 9: Risk Management and Legalities

Risk tends to fall, more or less, into four groups:

The risk management of an event takes place in several linked stages:

The risk that an event cannot be achieved because there is neither the management availability nor the inherent skills people need to do it, is called:

The venue evaluation for an event usually includes:

The failure of an event to take place due to, say, booked entertainers or competitors not turning up, is called:

When a location/venue has a poor reputation this is called:

Managing risk is about managing the:

The place in front of a gig audience where the liveliest activity takes place is called:

The purpose of risk management is:

In the case of the Environmental Risk, an event may fail because an element of the environment has not been properly understood, such as:

The traffic plan for an event usually includes:

Physical risks include:

The risk cascade is when:

High-severity and low-probability risks are best:

High-probability and low-severity risks should be:

When it comes to the various tasks of an Event Safety Officer, all events have different needs.For performers and speakers relevant security issues and needs relate to:

Requirements Risk is the risk which is:

Event managers need to have an understanding of the national and local requirements of their events because:

The risk that an event as it is proposed can't be delivered or won't work, is called:

Event organisers need to balance by offering: