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Safety - Site Consideration

 
Site consideration planning firework eventsAll firework packs supplied by 1st Galaxy Fireworks come complete with our own leaflet "A Guide to Safety", however here are few basic elements which need to be considered when organising a display.



Are the fireworks a safe distance from the audience and any      other potential hazards (trees, buildings etc)?

Most fireworks now require a minimum spectator distance of 25 metres, however this is a minimum distance and wherever possible we would recommend that you keep your firing site as far away from the crowd as is physically possible. Firework displays often look far better from a greater viewing distance as your spectators do not have to bend over backwards to see the fireworks. Also be aware of any other hazards such as trees and buildings, which may obstruct the firing line of the fireworks and may also be a fire hazard.

Where will the firework debris/fallout land?

It is important to consider where any fireworks debris, i.e. rocket sticks and burning embers, will fall in relation to spectators. A clear area, ideally at least as big as the firing site, situated behind the firing site, furthest away form the crowd should be retained for debris to fall to the ground safely.

What is the prevailing wind direction?

If there is a prevailing wind, then you should position the audience upwind of the firing site.

Access and exits for the audience and the emergency services?

Does the site have good clearly marked access and exit points and is the area well lit ? You may need to consider putting in some additional lighting so that people can safely enter and exit the site. It is the organiser's responsibility to ensure the safety of the spectators.

Am I insured?

If you are organising an event at which members of the public will attend, then you should consider your public liability as the organisers of the event. Have a word with your insurance provider.


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Comments from satified customers of First Galaxy Fireworks
Thank you for providing us with such a fantastic display at our wedding at Hangar Hall on May 5th. You did a fantastic job & it finished a superb day off just brilliantly. Thanks again.

Andrea Maude, Boston


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