This half-day course is designed to provide professionals in the arts, heritage and cultural sectors with the knowledge and tools to conduct effective risk assessments using the HSE risk assessment framework. Whether you're planning an exhibition, managing a venue, overseeing an event or working independently, this session will help you to protect the health, safety and wellbeing of staff, volunteers and visitors.

By the end of this course, participants will understand the process of risk assessment and be able to apply best practices and legal frameworks to ensure their projects, events, and venues are safe and compliant with regulations.

Who is this course for?

Anyone working in the creative, cultural or heritage sectors who needs to understand and apply risk assessment processes, including:

• Arts and heritage professionals
• Event managers
• Curators and exhibition designers
• Venue managers
• Health and safety officers within arts and cultural organisations
• Freelancers and contractors operating in the sector

What will this course cover?

• Legal requirements and duties of care specific to arts, heritage and cultural settings
• The HSE risk assessment format: identifying hazards, evaluating risks and determining control measures
• Sector-specific considerations for projects, events and venues
• Case studies and practical examples drawn from the creative and cultural industries
• Best practices for documenting and reviewing risk assessments to stay compliant

You will learn how to:

• Understand your legal obligations and duty of care within the sector
• Apply the HSE risk assessment framework step by step
• Identify, assess and control risks in your own working context
• Develop practical skills to create, implement and review effective risk assessments

When: Wednesday 25 February, 9:30 am-12:30 pm - Online via Zoom

Cost: £89 per person