Karaoke night risk assessment

A comprehensive Karaoke night Risk Assessment.

Karaoke is a popular form of interactive entertainment that invites individuals to sing along with recorded music, featuring lyrics displayed prominently on a screen. This engaging activity, often referred to as a "sing-along," is commonly enjoyed in a variety of social settings, including bars, nightclubs, private parties, and even at home gatherings.

In karaoke, the music played consists of instrumental tracks derived from original songs, with the lead vocals completely removed. This allows participants to showcase their singing abilities without competing with the original artist's voice. As the music plays, the lyrics appear on a screen, typically synchronized with the melody, enabling singers to follow along effortlessly.

To enhance the experience, a microphone is provided for each performer, allowing them to project their voices over the speakers that deliver the instrumental background. This combination creates an immersive sound experience, fostering an atmosphere of camaraderie and celebration.

Karaoke is often more than just a singing competition; it is a social phenomenon where individuals and groups come together to express themselves through music. The primary focus is on enjoyment and participation rather than achieving professional-level singing prowess. As a result, it cultivates an inclusive environment where everyone, regardless of their vocal talent, is encouraged to participate, share in the laughter, and create lasting memories.

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• Recognised by local authorities
• Recognised by principal contractors
• Suitable for CDM sites
• Approved by H&S managers

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'Noise'

• Staff, volunteers and others in the vicinity may suffer temporary or permanent hearing loss from noise exposure.

• Consider noise output when selecting events such as shooting, live music, PA announcements, etc.

• Provision of air conditioning, allowing windows to remain closed if external noise exposure is relevant

• Use of acoustic ceiling tiles, acoustic wall coverings and noise-absorbing furniture and floor coverings

• Volume limits set on music playback devices and event or rehearsal noise limited LAeq of 107 db with peak sound levels less than 140 db

• Carry out noisy setup and take down tasks with as few people as needed.'

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