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assigned to them, During this process the 7. Ingress Interior/Building Circulation-Concur- <br /> supervisor explains the specific purpose rent with gate screening, the interior staff will <br /> and responsibilities and the evacuation be tasked with further welcoming, directing <br /> instructions for each post. In particular, and servicing the guest at the interior posts <br /> supervisors point out the post-stander's safety through seating assistance and answering <br /> and security responsibilities within the larger guest questions. Additionally, these team <br /> event. They review the written post orders members are an important safety compo- <br /> with each individual Team Member to ensure nent providing "eyes and ears" for observation, <br /> they understand the responsibilities of their reporting, and response initiation of any Inci- <br /> post and know what to expect during the dents. <br /> event. <br /> 8. Incident Response - Any large sports or <br /> 5, Post Inspections-Afterassuming responsibility entertainment event generates a number of <br /> forthei r post,each CSC employee is responsible different incidents. Most of these incidents <br /> for conducting an inspection of his or her post are relatively minor and are quickly resolved. <br /> to identify any hazards or unsafe conditions. However, spectator violence, severe weather, <br /> These inspections include walking emergency a fire, or the collapse of a railing or temporary <br /> exits and paths of egress to confirm they are structure can quickly create an incident that <br /> open, accessible and free from obstructions. requires CSC to relocate spectators, CSC <br /> The pre-event inspection must be completed personnel in the area are typically the first <br /> before the venue opens to the public. Any resources on the scene of these events and <br /> problems identified during this inspection are they follow the basic response procedures <br /> reported to the supervisor who relays them to they have learned through training. <br /> the Unified Command Post for action. Once <br /> all CSC supervisors have reported "staffed and g Egress- Preparation for egress begins approxi- <br /> ready", the venue can be opened to the public mately 30 minutes before the end of the event <br /> at the direction of the client. or earlier dependent upon crowd departure. <br /> The CSC Event Manager, in coordination with <br /> 6. Ingress Gates- Most venues open their en- the client, law enforcement, and the Unified <br /> trances 60 - 120 minutes before the event Command Post, repositions CSC personnel at <br /> begins. The nature of the event will deter- "exit posts" to facilitate egress, Teams of CSC <br /> mine the density of the crowd at opening, employees are positioned at stairwells, esca- <br /> For example, concerts and other events that lators, ramps, venue exits, and other common <br /> use General Admission (CA) seating, where choke points to monitor and facilitate crowd <br /> people can sit in any available seat, will typ- movement. After the egress of the crowd, CSC <br /> ically have heavy ingress at opening. Howev- Supervisors direct a search of their assigned <br /> er, sports events have a very light ingress at areas of responsibility (AORs) for people who <br /> opening and heavy ingress just before the are still inside the building. This search pro- <br /> game begins. During ingress, CSC personnel vides important training on how to search the <br /> are concentrated in and around the venue's venue during an emergency and it also helps <br /> entrances. Physical security, access control, identify maintenance issues and other haz- <br /> crowd management, and guest services are ards that must be corrected before the next <br /> the focus during this time and, depending event. Egress is often a critical time of the <br /> on the policies and procedures established event as law enforcement units have typically <br /> by the client, CSC is conducting security in- been reassigned to traffic management posts <br /> spections of people and property entering the outside of the venue and the responsibility for <br /> venue. Supervisors have demonstrated the crowd movement falls to CSC, <br /> proper search techniques and reviewed re- <br /> sponse procedures for prohibited, illegal, and <br /> suspicious items during their briefing so now <br /> they assist with the searches or help resolve <br /> problems as they arise as they monitor their <br /> posts. <br /> 20 This item contains and consists of confidential and proprietary information belonging to Contemporary Services Corporntion <br /> and is not to be reproduced,copied,or used without its express written permission. <br /> csi. . <br />