Athletic Director Facility & Event Management Flashcards
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What is the primary purpose of an emergency action plan (EAP) for an athletic venue?
Answer: To outline procedures for responding to medical or safety emergencies at the facility
An EAP provides step-by-step procedures so staff can respond quickly and effectively to medical or safety emergencies at an athletic venue.
An Athletic Director discovers a roof leak in the gymnasium two days before a major tournament. What is the first step?
Answer: Assess the safety risk and consult with facilities staff to determine if the venue is safe to use
Assessing the safety risk with facilities staff is the first step to determine whether the venue is safe, then deciding whether to proceed, relocate, or cancel.
Which crowd management principle is most important for preventing injuries at a sold-out athletic event?
Answer: Controlling entry and exit flow to prevent overcrowding and crush injuries
Controlling entry and exit flow prevents dangerous crowding conditions that can lead to crush injuries, which is the top crowd management priority.
What is the recommended practice for maintaining artificial turf fields to reduce injury risk?
Answer: Conduct regular infill testing and inspect seams and surface for wear
Regular infill testing and surface inspections ensure the turf remains at safe hardness levels and that worn or damaged areas are repaired promptly.
A booster group wants to set up a food vendor tent on the sideline of a football field. What must the Athletic Director verify first?
Answer: Whether the setup complies with safety codes and does not obstruct emergency access
The AD must verify that any temporary setup complies with fire, safety, and emergency access codes before approving the vendor location.
What scheduling practice best prevents facility conflicts between multiple sports programs?
Answer: Maintaining a centralized master facility calendar managed by the Athletic Director's office
A centralized master facility calendar managed by the AD's office ensures equitable access and prevents double-bookings across all sports programs.
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