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Title: | SAFETY IN EVENTS MANAGEMENT | Authors: | NG CHUN YANG | Keywords: | Building PFM Project and Facilities Management Yeoh Teng Kwong 2015/2016 PFM |
Issue Date: | 14-Jul-2016 | Citation: | NG CHUN YANG (2016-07-14). SAFETY IN EVENTS MANAGEMENT. ScholarBank@NUS Repository. | Abstract: | Events is an exciting industry where no two days are the same. There are constantly new events being churned out and new ideas being explored. However behind all the glitz and glamour, safety must be looked into so we are able to enjoy and get the most of the event. Many accidents during events around the world resulted in multiple casualties and death, which brings the safety of events to the spot light and what the industry is doing about it. This paper aims to bring attention to the safety considerations in Singapore’s event industry by exploring the current situation from various point of view. The proposed solution is a standard that is specific to the events industry that will up the level of professionalism among practitioners and boost Singapore as an ideal location for hosting events. At the end of the day, all event organizers and clients hope that their events are carried out Insafe and enjoyable manner and we will not have to hear about accidents that could have been mitigated, happen. | URI: | https://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/222248 |
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