Security and Risk Assessment for Facility and Event Managers (Original PDF from Publisher)

Making sure that guests have a safe experience is a part of running any kind of venue or event. All levels of managers need to educate themselves and get their firms ready to face challenges from cybercrime and natural catastrophes to terrorism and mass killings. Facility and Event Managers’ Security and Risk Assessment All kinds of facilities and events can benefit from the security frameworks that HKPropel Access offers, which will assist present and future facility and event managers in anticipating and addressing risks. This text’s goal is to give managers the fundamental knowledge of security management they need to protect venues and events, whether they are large-scale sporting events or neighborhood get-togethers. The article presents an introduction of government policies and security concepts and introduces an all-hazard approach to evaluating the potential repercussions, likelihood, and frequency of occurrence in addition to the sorts and degree of threats that could occur. In order to assist readers plan for dangers, create countermeasures and response plans, and implement training programs to prepare workers in the event of an unpleasant event, they will be guided through a risk assessment framework. Traditional risks as well as emerging contemporary threats including cybercrime, drone use, and CBRNE (chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosives) disasters are covered in Security and Risk Assessment for Facility and Event Managers. Additionally, it provides readers with useful information about the complexities of security management in a range of locations, such as colleges and universities, stadiums and arenas, fitness centers, hotels and casinos, places of worship, and special events. The text includes practical components to aid professionals and students in understanding real-world applications. Examples of sports facilities that highlight particular ideas can be seen in the Facility Spotlight sidebars. Activities, case studies, and application questions all help readers think critically about the material. Nearly 50 sample policies, plans, and checklists covering topics including alcohol and fan conduct regulations, risk management and evacuation plans, bomb threat checklists, and active shooter protocols are among the related online resources accessible through HKPropel. The forms are available for download and can be altered to help with event and facility planning. Facility and event administrators can put participant and spectator safety first and reduce risks with careful planning and preparation. Developing and putting into practice security procedures that assist guard against terrorism, natural catastrophes, and other possible contacts will need facility and event managers to conduct security and risk assessments. Teachers of higher education! Instructors can use the Human Kinetics custom ebook tool to adapt specific chapters or sections of this book to match the demands of facility or event management courses with the greatest amount of flexibility. Note: Every new print book comes with a code to access HKPropel.