EventSafetyNI is an innovative Training Company delivering Parade Steward awareness / First Aid training in line with the
Public Processions (Northern Ireland) Act 1998
The Health & Safety at Work (Northern Ireland) Order 1978
Public Processions (Northern Ireland) Act 1998
The Health & Safety at Work (Northern Ireland) Order 1978
All Public Processions in Northern Ireland except
(a) a funeral procession; or
(b) a procession of a class or description specified in an order made by the Secretary of State.
Are required as per the 'code of conduct' to nominate a Chief Steward and have trained Stewards appointed to marshal that Public Procession and those appointed should detailed on the notice to parade form 11/1.
(a) a funeral procession; or
(b) a procession of a class or description specified in an order made by the Secretary of State.
Are required as per the 'code of conduct' to nominate a Chief Steward and have trained Stewards appointed to marshal that Public Procession and those appointed should detailed on the notice to parade form 11/1.
EventSafetyNI has 24yrs experience in Parades, Crowd management, Health & Safety and First Aid.
The trainor is registered with the Health & Safety executive for Northern Ireland as a First Aid at Work Trainor and assessor as well as holding qualifications with The British Safety Council, The Chartered Institute for Environmental Health, City & Guilds 7303 Cert in delivering Learning, City & Guilds 1886 Cert for delivering Conflict Management and is also qualified as an A1 NVQ assessor.
EventSafetyNI is best placed to deliver bespoke training in order for you to comply with the Parades Commission Code of Practice.
The trainor is registered with the Health & Safety executive for Northern Ireland as a First Aid at Work Trainor and assessor as well as holding qualifications with The British Safety Council, The Chartered Institute for Environmental Health, City & Guilds 7303 Cert in delivering Learning, City & Guilds 1886 Cert for delivering Conflict Management and is also qualified as an A1 NVQ assessor.
EventSafetyNI is best placed to deliver bespoke training in order for you to comply with the Parades Commission Code of Practice.
The health & Safety at Work Act 1974
Section 2 of the HSW Act deals with employers' duties, and states: "It shall be the duty of all employers to ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, the health safety and welfare of all their employees (this includes voluntary workers) whilst they are at work." To achieve this employers' need to: Ensure the health and safety of their employees (including voluntary workers) by providing adequate information, instruction, training and supervision as required. Provide and maintain a safe working environment by the use of safe systems of work.
Section 2 of the HSW Act deals with employers' duties, and states: "It shall be the duty of all employers to ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, the health safety and welfare of all their employees (this includes voluntary workers) whilst they are at work." To achieve this employers' need to: Ensure the health and safety of their employees (including voluntary workers) by providing adequate information, instruction, training and supervision as required. Provide and maintain a safe working environment by the use of safe systems of work.
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email EventSafetyNI: info@EventSafetyNI.com mob: 07743020034
email EventSafetyNI: info@EventSafetyNI.com mob: 07743020034
Training Courses
EventSafetyNI offers the following Training Courses, please
contact us for details
. Parade Steward awareness training (6hr cse delivered over 2 periods or one day
. Emergency First Aider at Work (EFAW) - 6 hour cse
. First Aider at Work (FAW) - 18 hour cse
. Automated External Defibrillation Training (one day cse)
EventSafetyNI offers the following Training Courses, please
contact us for details
. Parade Steward awareness training (6hr cse delivered over 2 periods or one day
. Emergency First Aider at Work (EFAW) - 6 hour cse
. First Aider at Work (FAW) - 18 hour cse
. Automated External Defibrillation Training (one day cse)
Hi-Viz Parade Steward armbands
EventSafetyNI can supply Hi-viz safety armbands to identify those stewards on parade. Please contact us for details.
EventSafetyNI can supply Hi-viz safety armbands to identify those stewards on parade. Please contact us for details.
Useful Links relating to Public Processions
Health & Safety Executive Risk Management
Event Risk Assessments - Guidance Notes
5 Steps to Risk Assessment
Parades Commission
Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland Office
The Public Order Act 1987
Public Processions (Northern Ireland) Act 1998
Health & Safety Executive Risk Management
Event Risk Assessments - Guidance Notes
5 Steps to Risk Assessment
Parades Commission
Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland Office
The Public Order Act 1987
Public Processions (Northern Ireland) Act 1998
EventSafetyNI takes no responsibility for information or views contained on external links from this website. Parades Commission Logo and link published with permission of Parades Commission although site is not endorsed by the Commission.
Forms 11/1 and 11/3
Form 11/1 notification for those wishing to organise a parade Pdf.
The form 11/1 is the notification form which anyone wishing to organise a parade must submit to the Parades Commission via the PSNI. This notification must be given not less than 28 days before the date on which the parade is to held.
Form 11/3 notification for those wishing to organise a protest against a parade Pdf.
The form 11/3 is the notification form which anyone wishing to organise a protest against a parade must submit to the Parades Commission via the PSNI. This notification must be given not less than 14 days before the date on which the parade is to held.
Parade organisers guide
This Guide has been produced by the Parades Commission to assist parade organisers with the most important aspects of their duties and responsibilities.
Form 11/1 notification for those wishing to organise a parade Pdf.
The form 11/1 is the notification form which anyone wishing to organise a parade must submit to the Parades Commission via the PSNI. This notification must be given not less than 28 days before the date on which the parade is to held.
Form 11/3 notification for those wishing to organise a protest against a parade Pdf.
The form 11/3 is the notification form which anyone wishing to organise a protest against a parade must submit to the Parades Commission via the PSNI. This notification must be given not less than 14 days before the date on which the parade is to held.
Parade organisers guide
This Guide has been produced by the Parades Commission to assist parade organisers with the most important aspects of their duties and responsibilities.
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Armbands are made from waterproof Hi-viz material with a waterproof transparent pocket to hold your own message or event identification.
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The Standard for safety at any event should be in line with BSI 8406:2009
Event stewarding and crowd safety. Code of practice. You should endeavour to show compliance with this code when organising any event. Any incident will be measured against this standard by the Health & Safety Executive
Event stewarding and crowd safety. Code of practice. You should endeavour to show compliance with this code when organising any event. Any incident will be measured against this standard by the Health & Safety Executive
PUBLIC ASSEMBLIES, PARADES AND PROTESTS IN NORTHERN IRELAND
click here for a copy of the consultation paper and its possible implications on future parades
click here for a copy of the consultation paper and its possible implications on future parades
