Risk Assessment for Magicians and Entertainers - Completed for Your Business

A risk assessment for an entertainment business needs to address the performance equipment used and how it is handled and stored safely, the management of audience interactions during the show, and the event environment in which the performance is delivered. For close-up magic performers who work within an audience, the risk assessment should address how close contact with audience members is managed and how the performer's personal safety is maintained. || Where fire, chemical, or special effects are part of the act, these create additional risk assessment requirements specific to those elements. The assessment needs to address how these effects are prepared, used, and managed safely during performance. || Event environments - indoor venues, outdoor festivals, corporate events, children's parties - each have different risk profiles and the risk assessment should address the types of events the performer typically works at.

The special effects and close-up audience management elements of professional entertainment are specific to the specialism and frequently absent from standard business risk assessment templates. CompliantDocs generates documentation from your answers about your act and how you perform.