Health and Safety
We want everyone—stallholders, fair goers, volunteers and subcontractors—to have a safe and successful fair. We have therefore developed a health and safety plan.
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Stallholders
We require you to confirm that you have read and agree to our health and safety requirements set out in the above document.
We require you to confirm that you have read and agree to our health and safety requirements set out in the above document.
In addition, please note:
Food stall requirements
Any stallholder selling food must also read and comply with our Food Stall Requirements.
- all vehicles must move at walking pace (5km/hr) on Ganges Rd and drivers must follow the marshalls’ instructions at all times
- stallholders' vehicles need to be promptly off-loaded and removed from the site prior to 9.00am. If a vehicle is necessary for your stall you must book and pay for enough space for it to fit. Remember to allow for tow-bar length plus the direction of the stall opening
- you need to ensure that gazebos and other items that could be swept away by the wind are securely fastened to the ground or to immovable objects
- if you intend to use electricity, ensure there is RCD protection at its source and that the cord is protected from crushing in a way that also minimises the risk of people tripping over it
- you need to bring sufficient drinking water and weather protection for yourself
- public toilets will be available for your use
- you need to arrange for oversight of your stall during times you need to step away to avoid theft, particularly at the end of the day.
- you must report any theft, lost children, accident, or other adverse event to a marshalll
- removal of rubbish from the site is the responsibility of each stallholder at the conclusion of the event.
Food stall requirements
Any stallholder selling food must also read and comply with our Food Stall Requirements.
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