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VBS – Lesson 1: SIM Solution $35 $45 $55 $60 $65 $80

VBS – Lesson 2 Stadium Staffing

Learning Targets I understand the consequences of understaffing or overstaffing a sports venue. I recognize the two vital functions that Ushers play at sporting events. I understand why security personnel are central to a smooth-functioning event.

Key Terms Grounds Crew Security Usher Gate Greeter Information Specialist Concession Staff Stage Crew Sound Crew Cleaning Crew Ticket Takers Ticket Sellers Parking Cashiers Parking Attendants Parking Security Crowd Control Spectator Violence

Why is adequate staffing so important? Any sporting or entertainment event must have appropriate staffing…as it helps to prevent; 1.Confusion 2.Chaos 3.Injuries 4.Illegal Actives

Fans that have… Unsafe non-friendly “Bad”, experiences are less likely to come back. Decrease in profit. Good experiences will bring fans back.

Gate Keepers Paid employee who represents franchise who monitors the turnstiles and gates to ensure only paying customers enter the stadium. Multiple duties…helps fans; 1.Check Tickets 2.Answer Questions NOTE – typically first stadium rep customers meet.

Tickets - Staff Ticket Takers: employees who check tickets at entrances. Ticket Sellers: employees who sell tickets at stadium Box Office. VBS – hiring the appropriate amount of employees is KEY to earning profit.

Information Specialist Paid employee who represents franchise – walks around stadium assisting fans multiple duties; 1.Answer Questions 2.Medical Emergencies Support 3.Reports happenings to Security

Ushers Paid employee who represents franchise. Multiple duties…helps fans; 1.Find their seats 2.Find Food & Beverage Options 3.Find the Restrooms 4.Helps ensure seating experience is pleasant 5.Helps keep area safe VBS – you must have Ushers on every level.

Concession Staff Staff that prepares and serves food and drinks. 1.Help Prevent Underage Drinking 2.Limit Alcohol intake (later stages of game/event)

Field Maintenance Paid employees who are in charge of field (grass/turf); Condition Upkeep Prep Maintenance Groundskeeper: Person in charge of the field and the workers assigned to maintain it. Grounds Crew: Group of workers who maintains the field (water, paint, line, mow, sterilize, etc.) VBS – you must hire more than one.

Concert Staff Paid employees (by the band or tour promoter) who are in charge working concerts…. Stage Crew: workers that help set-up and test bands staging and equipment. Sound Crew: workers that run the venues sound system. Cleaning Crew: workers responsible for stadium cleaning before, during and after events.

Parking - Staff Cashiers: employees who take money from fans before or after the event….stationed in the booths at the stadium parking lots and garages. Attendants: employees who help find parking and navigate the parking areas. Security: employees who make sure fans’ vehicles and personal belongings in them are safe during the event.

Security Hired (public and private) workers to enforce local laws and stadium rules. Typically work to; 1.Prevent fights 2.Prevent fans from throwing objects 3.Prevent damage to stadium property 4.Ensure crowd control 5.Respond to any emergency issues VBS – you must have Security on every level.

You must provide a Safe Environment for your fans! Crowd Control – security term used to ensure a peaceful event. Crowd control is vital in ensuring the safety of fans as well as players, coaches, and officials. Spectator Violence – started/instigated by fans going after/against opposing fans/players involves nay or all of the following: Public IntoxicationUnderage Drinking Verbal AbusePhysical Abuse RiotsLittering Terrorism ActsLoitering Ticket ScalpingTraffic Congestion Fact - professionally this occurs most in the sport of Soccer.

You must provide a Safe Environment for your fans! Causes of Spectator Violence: VENUEEVENT Noise LevelCrowd Demographics Seating ArrangementsEvent Significance ReputationPerformance TemperatureAlcohol (available) LocationDuration STAFF Training Experience Presence Communication

VBS Assignment – Lesson 2: Stadium Staffing – Reading Material – Reading Quiz – Math Quiz – “SIM” Exercise Due: Friday, Nov. 1 st “End of Day”