EventScotland Events Management - A Practical Guide
EventScotland Events Management - A Practical Guide
EventScotland Events Management - A Practical Guide
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It is not possible to comprehensively list all the production equipment, services and<br />
facilities that you may require (each event is likely to have a long and very specific list<br />
pertinent to its particular circumstances). Instead, we have provided some examples to<br />
help you put your own checklist together.<br />
Production Equipment – Sample Checklist<br />
Staging and associated structures – disabled platforms, sound delay towers, etc<br />
Lighting, audio and visual equipment<br />
Power – generators and distribution cables<br />
Electrical supplies<br />
Fuel<br />
Cable covers and ramps<br />
Plumbing supplies<br />
Joinery supplies<br />
Barriers, ropes & stakes, etc – front of stage, perimeter, no-go areas,<br />
queuing systems, etc<br />
Portacabins, tents, marquees, etc – dressing rooms, production and site offices,<br />
first aid points, catering, storage, baby change, etc<br />
Ballast – for staging, tents and other structures<br />
Temporary tracking & ground cover – trackway, blaze, hard core, sand, bark chips, etc<br />
Transport & vehicles – forklift, cherry picker, crane, off-road vehicles, flat bed trucks,<br />
vans, cars, etc<br />
Fire fighting equipment – fire extinguishers, blankets, etc<br />
Sports specific equipment – timing equipment, photo finish, hurdles, batons, etc<br />
Refuse disposal – bins, skips, etc<br />
Other plant hire<br />
On site office equipment – computer, printer, admin supplies, etc