Tent-related Works Guideline

Module 1: Introduction to Tent Safety

• Understand the classification of tents: Traditional vs. Engineered.
• Learn the scope and application of tent use.
• Familiarize with relevant legislation governing tent safety.

Module 2: Risk Management

• Learn the importance of risk assessment for tent-related activities.

Module 3: Roles and Responsibilities

• Understand the roles and responsibilities of tent service buyers, contractors, and workers in ensuring safety.

Module 4: Tent-related Activities and WSH Concerns

• Learn about pre- and post-event logistics and associated WSH concerns.
• Understand on-site operations and the safety risks involved.

Module 5: Risk Control Measures for Pre- and Post-event Logistics

• Learn about warehouse layout, storage methods, and management of warehouse racks.
• Recognize the importance of housekeeping, proper lighting, and safe forklift operations.
• Understand the need to manage forceful exertions, awkward postures, and repetitive movements.

Module 6: Risk Control Measures for On-site Operations

• Identify safety risks to the public and visitors, working at heights, and the proper use of ladders.
• Learn about safe lifting operations, including lorry cranes, mobile elevated platforms, and scaffolds.
• Understand safety measures for handling hand tools, mobile generators, and electrical components.
• Recognize the impact of weather conditions like lightning, heat stress, and fatigue on safety.

• Understand the classification of tents: traditional vs. engineered tents.
• Learn the scope, application, and relevant legislation for tent operations.
• Gain insights into risk management and conducting risk assessments.
• Identify roles and responsibilities of tent service buyers, contractors, and workers.
• Explore key tent-related activities and WSH concerns during pre- and post-event logistics.
• Implement risk control measures for warehouse layout, storage methods, and housekeeping.
• Address risk control for on-site operations, including working at heights, lifting, and using ladders.
• Manage safety concerns related to weather conditions, heat stress, and fatigue.
• Ensure safe handling of mobile generators, electrical components, and other equipment.
• Implement appropriate safety measures for lifting operations and the use of mobile elevated working platforms