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Cue P5·01 Pillar 05 — HSE & sustainability

Event safety plans, risk assessments & method statements

The documentation layer that decides whether your event opens: ESPs, RAMS, crowd and emergency plans — written by certified HSE professionals who work events weekly, not generalists with a template.

RAMS · REV.02 LIKELIHOOD × SEVERITY — SCORED, CONTROLLED, RE-SCORED
5×5risk matrices scored, controlled and re-scored — residual risk shown, not hidden
First-passfiles formatted to each authority’s expectations — resubmission is a schedule killer
48hexpress RAMS turnaround when scope lands late — quality held by libraries, not shortcuts

Read-in The brief, decoded

Inspectors can smell a template.

Most event safety files are copy-paste theatre — a downloaded plan with the last event’s name half-replaced, describing a site that doesn’t match the drawings. Inspectors read dozens weekly; they know the templates by heart, and a file that doesn’t describe this event gets this event stopped. Safety documentation is engineering, not paperwork.

Our in-house HSE division — led by certified safety professionals with major-project backgrounds — writes Event Safety Plans, task-specific RAMS, crowd management and traffic plans, emergency response plans and fire risk assessments that are built from your actual production drawings, so the paper matches the site and the site passes the inspection.

Scope What we deliver

Everything on one scope sheet

01

Event Safety Plan (ESP)

The master document — scope, organization, controls and arrangements — authored to the approving authority’s structure.

02

Risk assessments & method statements

Task-specific RAMS for rigging, working at height, hot works, electrical and every activity an inspector will ask about.

03

Crowd management plan

Capacity logic, density triggers, ingress/egress calculations and steward deployment — defensible numbers, not folklore.

04

Traffic management plan

Vehicle movements, pedestrian segregation, load-in windows and marshalling — drawn, not described.

05

Emergency response plan (ERP)

Scenarios, roles, communications cascade, assembly and evacuation — with the drill schedule to make it real.

06

Fire risk assessment

Exit capacities, extinguisher and signage mapping, ignition controls — aligned to civil-defense expectations.

07

Temporary structures compliance

TDS documentation packs coordinated with structural engineers’ certifications — complete before erection, not after.

08

Permit-to-work system

Hot works, height, LOTO and confined-space permits set up and ready for your build’s realities.

09

Medical & first-aid planning

Provision scaled to crowd and risk profile, positioned on the plan, briefed to providers.

10

Inspection-ready compliance file

Digital and printed — indexed, current, and matching the room the inspector is standing in.

Run sheet How it runs

Drawings to approval

T–30

Scope

Site data, production drawings and activity list gathered; file architecture set.

T–21

Draft

ESP, RAMS and plans authored against the real design — reviewed internally.

T–14

Submit

Filed to authorities and venue; queries answered same-day.

T–3

Verify

Site walked against the file; deviations corrected on either side.

T–0

Pass

The file on the table describes the room. Inspection becomes a formality.

Safety is not a subcontract here

Every ORO project ships with its own HSE file — risk assessments, method statements and, where scale demands it, an embedded safety officer — prepared by our in-house HSE & sustainability division, not a third party found the week before doors.

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Coverage Where we deliver

One team. Two countries.

United Arab Emirates

Dubai · Abu Dhabi

Dubai Municipality and civil-defense documentation expectations are our weekly work — formats, annexes and the questions officers actually ask, current as of this season.

+971 58 585 7277
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Riyadh · Jeddah

KSA event files prepared to GEA-aligned standards with Arabic versions and giga-project-grade rigor — the documentation culture Saudi mega-events have made standard.

+966 50 153 8660

Q&A Straight answers

Asked before every file

What is a method statement — and how is it different from a risk assessment?+
A risk assessment identifies hazards and scores them (likelihood × severity) before and after controls; a method statement is the step-by-step safe sequence for doing the task. Together they’re called RAMS, and for high-risk event tasks — rigging, height, hot works — authorities and venues expect both, cross-referenced.
What documents does an event safety file need in Dubai?+
Scaled to risk: a closed corporate function may need only venue-level cover; add temporary structures, entertainers, outdoor elements or public access and the stack grows — ESP, task RAMS, crowd plan, ERP, fire risk assessment, structure certifications and a medical plan. We scope your exact stack in one call, free.
How fast can you produce RAMS?+
A full event safety file typically takes 5–7 working days from receiving drawings. Single-task RAMS — the late-breaking rigging change, the added pyro moment — turn around in 48 hours through our template libraries married to your specific site data.
Do authorities actually read these files?+
Yes — and increasingly carefully. Dubai’s inspection culture has matured sharply, and a file that contradicts the room triggers stop notices mid-build. Ours are written from your production drawings, so the site and the paper agree — which is the entire game.
Can you write safety documentation for events you're not producing?+
Yes — standalone documentation is half this division’s work: agencies, exhibition contractors and venues under NDA, white-label where wanted. Your event, our file, no forced bundling.
Do you cover Saudi Arabia?+
Yes — GEA-aligned safety documentation with Arabic versions and local authority coordination. KSA’s mega-event era has imported world-class HSE expectations; our team’s background is exactly that standard.
What does an event safety file cost?+
Single-task RAMS from AED 2,500–5,000; a complete ESP file for a mid-size event typically AED 12,000–35,000; festival and public-event files scoped individually. Every bracket is cheaper than one stop notice — which is the honest comparison.

Get the file that passes first time.

Send the venue, the drawings you have and the date. You’ll get the exact document stack your event needs — scoped, priced and scheduled — within two working days.