Access Control
Lead: Event Hosts
Support: GWorld
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- Are physical credentials being used (other than a GWorld card)?
- How do attendees register for credentials?
- What type of credentials will be distributed?
- Where and when will credentials be distributed?
- Who will distribute credentials?
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- Registration system
- Physical credentials (e.g., identification, lanyard, plastic cover)
- Volunteers to print and distribute credentials
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Attendance
Lead: Event Hosts
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- What is the estimated maximum number of attendees?
- What is the composition of the expected crowd?
- E.g., students, family members, alumni, community members, other guests
- Are long periods of standing or walking expected?
- How long is the event and what accommodations will be available for the crowd?
- E.g., water, restrooms, shade
- Are there any health safety measures in place by the university? How will these be upheld at the event?
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- Planning for crowd accommodations including:
- ADA compliance
- Bathrooms
- Water
- Shelter
- Seating
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Cooking/Food Safety
Lead: Event Hosts, Fire Marshal
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- What food safety measures need to be undertaken?
- Are any permits required to serve food?
- Will alcohol be provided?
- Are any permits required to serve alcohol?
- What plan(s) is in place to verify attendees are of legal drinking age? Who will verify age?
- Are grills/cooking equipment present that need to be addressed in the fire safety plan?
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- Food safety and storage equipment
- Permits as required
- Plan/volunteers (not students) to verify age restrictions
- Fire Safety Plan and fire suppression (see Fire Safety)
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Crowd Control/Security
Lead: Fire Marshal
Support: GWPD
See Appendix C
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- What is the maximum capacity of the venue? What measures have been taken to ensure the crowd does not exceed the capacity limits?
- Are physical barriers being used?
- What persons will provide crowd control at the venue?
- What training do the crowd control personnel have or need?
- Where is emergency egress for the crowd located?
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- Physical barriers
- Personnel rosters
- Training plan for crowd control personnel
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Emergency Medicine
Lead: EMeRG
See Appendix D
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- Is an on-site first aid tent or a staged ambulance needed at this event?
- Where will the tent or ambulance stage? How much time is available to set up?
- What environmental hazards pose a health risk for this event?
- E.g., extreme heat, extreme cold
- Are special supplies needed to treat conditions that arise from these risks?
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- Site for first aid tent or staged ambulance
- Basic first aid and life support supplies
- Medical supplies to support special environmental hazards, as identified
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Family Support
Lead: Event Hosts
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- Is a family support site needed at the event?
- In case of an emergency, where will family reunification be setup?
- Do event hosts need a support plan?
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- Family support site/tent or predetermined location
- Family Support Plan
- Signage
- Volunteers to staff the site
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Fire Safety
Lead: Fire Marshal
See Appendix E
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- Is an open flame (for entertainment or for cooking) or pyrotechnics planned at this event?
- What fire safety measures should be available at the site?)
- Are there unusual combustible materials at or near the venue?
- E.g., chemicals, gasses, oil
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- Fire Safety Plan, permits as required
- Fire suppression and mitigation supplies
- Properly rated and unexpired fire extinguishers
- Trained staff to monitor and maintain fire
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Public Information and Marketing
Lead: Event Hosts
Support: Communications and Marketing
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- What information do event attendees need before arriving?
- Are any marketing efforts required or expected?
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Sustainability
Lead: Event Hosts
Support: Sustainability
See Appendix F
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- Do single-use items (e.g., plates, silverware, cups) need to be provided? What sustainable options will event hosts choose?
- Are recycling, landfill, and compost bins available and clearly labeled?
- Are communications about this event primarily digital? Will event hosts retrieve paper/printed communications (e.g., signs, posters) and recycle or compost them?
- Is catering sourced locally? Do caterers provide certified sustainable and ethical menu options?
- Can condiments be provided in bulk rather than single-use packets?
- Can event hosts share sustainability practices with the attendees through announcements or signage?
- Provide written or verbal instructions to attendees about composting efforts, reusable water bottle campaigns, etc.
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- Signage and information on how to properly compost, recycle, and practice sustainability
- WaterMonsters
- Compostable/non-plastic single use items
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Transportation
Lead: Transportation Logistics
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- Does the event require GW provided transportation to or from specific sites?
- Does the event setup need to use vehicles in the GW fleet to transport people or materials?
- Does the event take advantage of public transportation nearby and/or make accommodations for bike transportation?
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- GW vehicles
- Travel plans and materials drop sites
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Venue
Lead: Event Hosts
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- Is the venue on or off campus? If off campus, what local resources are required or needed? Are any permits required? What is the best contact information for the venue owner/operator during the event?
- Is the venue indoors or outdoors? If outdoors, is there a contingency plan for severe or adverse weather?
- Does the venue have standard amenities appropriate for the expected crowd size?
- E.g., adequate restrooms, drinking water access, accessible entrances/exits and pathways, shelter from weather hazards
- Will temporary structures be placed/constructed at the venue?
- E.g., inflatables, stages, bonfire pits, temporary kitchens
- Is there parking available at the venue? Are there ADA compliant drop off locations?
- Are there any space constraints at the venue which would restrict crowd size? What is the maximum capacity of the venue as determined by the fire marshal?
- Have these constraints been considered when planning for RSVP limits?
- What alternate venues are available in the event of inclement weather?
- Who will setup, maintain, and breakdown any special equipment that is needed?
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- Permits as required
- ADA Requirements
- Emergency egress
- Standard amenities:
- Bathrooms/port-a-johns
- Drinking water, WaterMonsters
- Tents, seating
- Signage
- Parking information, ADA drop off locations
- Safety plans for temporary structures
- Alternate plan for inclement weather
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Waste Management
Lead: Facilities
Support: Event Hosts
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- What is the waste, recycling, and compost plan for the event?
- What support from facilities is needed to ensure proper clean up following the event?
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