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Highfields Level 2 Spectator Safety Template

by Vicki Brier, from the Community

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This template supports the Highfields Level 2 Spectator Safety qualification, outlining assessment plans, evidence requirements, and practical tasks for event stewards. It covers preparing for events, identifying hazards, venue searches, controlling entry and exit, queue management, and assisting spectators. Additional units address crowd monitoring, following procedures during incidents, teamworking, conflict resolution, and responding to accidents and emergencies. Ideal for stewards, assessors, and training providers working at sports and large public events.

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