Antiques market Risk Assessment

A comprehensive Risk Assessment for an Antique fair's health and safety.

An antiques market is a vibrant marketplace, typically characterised by either an open-air setting or a cosy indoor venue, where a diverse array of vendors congregate to offer a wide selection of vintage treasures. These markets feature a wide range of items, including genuine antiques, rare collectables, and a variety of vintage goods that often evoke a sense of nostalgia. Among the offerings, shoppers can find furniture that dates back centuries, ornate jewellery, classic toys, and art pieces rich with historical significance. Each item’s value is typically derived from its age, uniqueness, craftsmanship, and the stories attached to it, making these markets a haven for enthusiasts and collectors alike. Visitors not only have the opportunity to purchase these one-of-a-kind items but also to immerse themselves in the rich history and cultural narratives that accompany each piece, often shared by the knowledgeable vendors.

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'Crowd 'control/overcrowding'

• All staff and event attendees may suffer a variety of injuries through overcrowding or a lack of evacuation procedures

• Room, event and marquee numbers to be strictly adhered to

• Ensure adequate access for wheelchair users, people with pushchairs and disabilities

• Ensure there are sufficient stewards and marshals to manage crowds at the event

• Ensure chairs, furniture, stands, and displays do not obstruct fire escapes or evacuation routes

• Ensure that stewards and marshals are all fully versed in fire escapes and evacuation routes

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