Safety at Sports Grounds Annual Match Day Steward Audit Rugby

Section 1

1.1 Steward Name

1.2 Is the steward in-house or agency

Is the steward carrying out a licensable activity

Is the steward SIA licensed and displaying their ID

1.3 Steward Location

Crowd
Vomitory
Exit Gate
Pitch Perimeter
Fire Steward
Concourse
Turnstile
Eject Team
Supervisor
North
South
East
West

1.4 Did you attend the briefing

1.5 Do you know the name of the duty Safety Officer

2. Training

Extract from the Green Guide and the General Safety Certificate B.2.4 All stewards shall be trained and assessed to a level 2 stewarding qualification within the National Qualifications Framework, or undergoing such training, and each steward shall be properly trained in his/her duties and in safety procedures in accordance with Sections B.2.7, B.2.9 and E.4.1 to ensure order and safety is maintained. Stewards should be fit and active with the maturity, character and temperament to carry out the duties required of them, and be able to understand and communicate verbal and written instructions in English. B.2.5 No steward shall be deployed at the ground until they have undertaken all aspects of the familiarisation and induction training covered by the induction module of the football authorities’ Training Package for Stewarding of football grounds or similar B.2.6 Stewards should not work unaccompanied until they have satisfied the following criteria: a) they have received training to provide the underpinning knowledge for the following units in the National Occupational Standards (NOS) for Spectator Safety i) C29 - Prepare for spectator events ii) C35 – Deal with accidents and emergencies iii) C210 – Control the entry, exit and movement of people at spectator events b) they have attended 4 events as a steward All stewards shall complete their training, assessment and qualification within 12 months thereafter

2.1 Have you completed a Level 2 qualification in spectator safety