In case of events that bring together a large number of people, security is among the most important aspects.

Concerts, manifestations, high-level sports competitions: all these events, even when they are concentrated in a few hours, they require and involve months of planning. The measures adopted to manage large numbers of people, to prevent risks and dangers, and to organize any rescue operations with the aim of minimizing the harmful consequences, they all constitute the subject of increasingly advanced studies, thanks to the development of technology that offers useful tools in the field.

The aspects to consider are numerous and concern the safety of people, as well as the integrity of places and things. In addition to the aspects related to the prevention and management of adverse events, the security deals with all those aspects related to the good performance of the event, such as the management of inputs and outputs, queue flows that can be formed, authorization and control for the introduction of particular objects and the preparation and division of the areas in which the event will take place.

Dogma, with specialized personnel and certified Security Manager (UNI 10459: 2015), develops security and monitoring plans for public events, such as:

• the Security Management System (SGS) project, which establishes the basic principles to be followed for maintaining the required standards and defining general and specific roles and responsibilities of the organizing company and its organizational structures for all aspects related to safety;
• operational security of events;
• staff training for operational and regulatory aspects.

Dogma also boasts twenty years of experience in organizing events. It was a consultant for the Security Function of the XX Olympic Games Committee and IX 2006 Paralympic Winter Games in Turin (TOROC).

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