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This toolbox talk provides comprehensive, step‑by‑step guidance for security and event staff on safely segregating rival fan groups at sporting events. It details legal duties under the Safety of Sports Grounds Act 1975, Public Order Act 1986 and Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994, and follows the HSE crowd‑management publication INDG142. Practical measures include creating separate entry and exit routes, installing BS EN 16321 certified crowd control barriers, allocating dedicated steward teams, performing pre‑event risk assessments using the HSE template, and monitoring crowd density with BS EN 60839‑11‑1 CCTV analytics. Additional controls such as prohibited‑item signage, metal‑detector bag checks, rapid evacuation routes, regular steward briefings and incident‑logging are also covered. The talk also highlights the importance of continuous communication between stewards and the control room, the use of two‑way radios compliant with BS EN 50090, and post‑event debriefs to capture lessons learned, supporting ongoing improvement under SGSA guidance. This resource equips venues to protect staff and spectators, maintain public order and avoid legal penalties while delivering a safe, enjoyable experience for all attendees.
For further reading see: HSE Managing crowds safely (INDG142), Safety of Sports Grounds Act 1975, Public Order Act 1986 – Section 5, Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994 – Section 9. Additional monitoring and continuous improvement are essential. Regular reviews and updates of this toolbox talk should be performed annually or whenever new threats emerge, ensuring compliance with evolving legislation and best practice.
