Impact Production Services (IPS), a supplier to the events industry based in Milton Keynes, supplied a custom stage and various other supporting structures for the Big Eurovision Welcome in Liverpool, UK.
Case study: The units operating at a temperature range from -30°C to +40°C, and exposed to harsh conditions without suffering damage.
Client: Unusual Rigging
Location: Asia
The risks associated with the wind are not common knowledge among the general public, and this is precisely why event planners must monitor the weather in outdoor events with crowds.
Winter sports such as skiing and mountaineering provide a high-adrenaline experience, but they are inherently risky. These sports are often carried out in very cold and windy environments that are isolated from local healthcare facilities.
The weather is one of the most challenging aspects to manage when dealing with outdoor events. Usually, events involve large structures, massive crowds and a great deal of equipment. Weather-related incidents in open fields where assets or property can be damaged have very little risk for human life.
The film industry can be very profitable, but it is not free from risks. Like in any occupation, there are factors that must be monitored to provide a safe working environment for staff. Many movie sets are found in outdoor locations, where the weather has an impact on the filming process.
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