Are in-person concerts during the COVID-19 pandemic safe?

Indoor concerts especially, pose a high risk of transmission, due to the large crowds and everyone touching each other. Because of this, most concerts held in recent months took place outdoors.

Should I go to the doctor or dentist for nonurgent appointments during the COVID-19 pandemic?

See full answerMany medical and dental practices now have sufficient personal protective equipment and have instituted comprehensive safety measures to help protect you, the doctor and office staff, and other patients. If you feel anxious about visiting in person, call the practice.Many doctor’s offices are increasingly providing telehealth services. This may mean appointments by phone call, or virtual visits using a video chat service. Ask to schedule a telehealth appointment with your doctor for a new or ongoing nonurgent matter. If, after speaking to you, your doctor would like to see you in person, he or she will let you know.

Can fans be used to decrease the risk of COVID-19 transmission indoors?

Yes. While fans alone cannot make up for a lack of outdoor air, fans can be used to increase the effectiveness of open windows, as described in the CDC list of ventilation improvement considerations.

Do you have a health and safety plan for your event?

Planning and preparation are absolutely vital to ensure you have the right health and safety procedures in place. As an event organiser, you are responsible for preparing a risk assessment, an emergency plan, and an event safety plan.

When will the health and safety industry reunite in Birmingham?

Less than 6 months to go until the health and safety industry reunites in April at the NEC Birmingham. Less than 6 months to go until the health and safety industry reunites in April at the NEC Birmingham.

What is the world day for safety and health at work?

The annual World Day for Safety and Health at Work on 28 April promotes the prevention of occupational accidents and diseases globally.

What do event organisers need to know about event safety?

As an event organiser, you are responsible for preparing a risk assessment, an emergency plan, and an event safety plan. 1. Risk assessment No matter what type of event you are running, you’ll need to do a risk assessment in the initial planning stages. This risk assessment will highlight any potential hazards that might affect your event.