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#15 Use and Set-Up of Large Tents Performing Arts Safety Bulletin

When planning any activity requiring the use of a tent that will be occupied by people, the first step is to conduct a risk assessment. The risk assessment will help identify how much space you need and help identify risks associated with flammables (i.e. hair/makeup, costumes, paints, food services, clothing racks, etc.) The risk assessment will also help determine how much additional space you require for seating and the type of heating that will be safe to use.

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