Crowd control
Barriers, ropes, chains, queue systems - all of these help to ensure that everyone’s where they’re supposed to be. Whether you’re funneling crowds into queues or keeping the public away from restricted areas, your barriers need to be stable, adaptable, and easy to handle.


Traffic management
It’s important to guide vehicular traffic into the right places. Show attendees where to park and trucks where to deliver equipment by deploying signage, cones, and robust barriers. Safety mirrors help you to see what’s happening around the corner, which is ideal for security as well as safety.
Ground protection
Expecting heavy footfall and large numbers of vehicles? Event matting helps to prevent damage to outdoor surfaces like grass or soil, and provides a stable, non-slip surface on uneven ground. You can also use it for bringing in equipment before the event.


Trip and slip hazards
We already mentioned non-slip matting, but you can also minimise the risk of trips with cable and hose covers and ramps. This also stops cables and hoses from getting damaged, meaning you can run them to anywhere in the event space.
Visibility
Hi-vis vests keep staff visible for safety purposes, while members of the public can easily identify who to ask if they need help. Barriers and cones with reflective surfaces show up even in low light or for night-time events.


First aid
Accidents can happen at even the best-run events. As well as ensuring there are trained first aiders on site, it’s best to maintain a well-stocked kit with everything you might need to treat minor injuries.
