• Compliance for your event with relevant legislation
  

• Assistance with loss reduction

• Assistance with future management planning
  

• Assistance with exposure to insurance premiums

• Risk control and planning strategies for;
  Emergencies, crowds, traffic, special effects, brand and reputation, environmental effects.
  

We can assist clients at all stages of the Risk Management process as defined within the International Risk Management Standard ISO 31000:2009. Our services can include a comprehensive Enterprise Wide Risk Management System, or a combined solution providing implementation, integration (including change management), education, and auditing.

Enterprise Risk Management (ERM), is now considered to be an essential element in the management framework of all organisations regardless of the size and number of workers. Understanding the core Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) principles and methodology is a critical component for the success of your business and a set of skills that all officers or decision makers should have.

In simple terms Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) is framework or methodology that assists businesses to predict future or foreseeable events which may have an impact on areas such as your brand, reputation, finances, operations and safety. It allows you to ensure that suitable risk controls or actions are in place to manage these risks

ACES Group is one of Australia’s leaders in the development of Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) within the entertainment and events industry. Led by our Director Mr Andrew Tatrai (CPRM) we are able to offer our clients risk management advice and solutions that not only allow the business to operate efficiently but it provides a robust framework for the control of safety risks within your enterprise.

An Enterprise Wide Risk Management System  is designed to create and maintain a Risk Management programme by delivering:

• Framework
  A framework for internal Risk Management Assessment based on your organisation’s assets and obligations
  

• Training
  Training of Directors, Management and staff of the Risk Management process ensuring standardised risk management process and application
  

• Reporting
  A reporting system to inform Directors and Management of the identification and treatment of risk and make them aware of emerging risk within their workplace environment
  

• A formal 'living' policy
  A formal “living” policy that is used, reviewed and implemented at all levels of the organisation to minimise exposure to risk and potential costs

ACES Group is an industry leader in crowd management solutions. With nearly three decades of experience in the entertainment industry the team of consultants from ACES can tailor crowd management and crowd control strategies for any event – from a small studio setting to a 40,000+ multistage festival featuring leading world artists.

Crowd Management Plans developed by ACES are based on international scientific research and industry proven practice taking into account legal and compliance factors as well as broad social expectations. ACES consultation has overcome unique crowd management challenges faced by Australian promoters and delivered enjoyable, orderly and safe events.

Risk Management culture is part of the ACES organisational culture and day-to-day operations. This translates in ACES’ advanced crowd risk identification capability as well as expert knowledge of available risk controls.  Much time is spent by ACES in research of crowd behaviour under different conditions as well as research of contemporary artist performances to get an in-depth understanding of possible crowd risk scenarios.

Our consultants utilise the framework of the international Risk Management Standard (AS/NZS ISO 31000) and develop dynamic sets of options suitable for all mindsets and criteria.

Our Crowd Risk Management assessments include

• Risks to crowd safety
  

• Risk of injury due to overcrowding
  

• Risk of injury due to crowd movements;
  Crowd craze, crowd lateral movements, bottle necks, pinch points
  

• Risk of injury due to overcrowding