security plan

5. Events like safety have a high ___ when it comes to post-event repairs.
7. This post-event housekeeping activity has ___ walk the seating bowl and pick up all debris left in the seating bowl and sort it into either trash or recycling.
8. Putting off the post-event evaluation may be temping it there is not much time between events but putting it off can put the next event at ___.
10. This post-event housekeeping activity has ___ wearing backpacks blow debris the pickers may have missed into piles.
11. Post-season repairs that help the facility generate ___ are likely to have a high priority.
12. Customer satisfaction ___ can provide lots of valuable post-event feedback.
14. Post-event meetings should have a representative from each ___.
15. The post-event management team meeting allows departments to discuss what went ___ and what went right.

1. A common post-event activity is ___ employee performance to check that they provided quality service.
2. A(n) ___ nuisance is something that is potentially dangerous, but gets the attention of children who might want to play on it. One example is a trampoline.
3. If a facility has a tight schedule, a precise, well-run ___-out is important so that the next event will not be delayed.
4. If an unrepaired item might have a negative ___ on customer experience, it will probably have a high priority
6. There are many reasons that post-event repairs may be___. One reason is that there isn’t enough manpower available in a short time-frame.
7. There are many reasons that post-event repairs may be deferred. One reason is that ___ might not be available so that making the repair between events is impossible.
9. This post-event housekeeping activity has ___ begin work an hour after the blowers, to sweep the debris, such as peanut shells, missed by the blowers and pickers.
13. Post-season analysis generates lots of ___ that document things like ticket sales, concession sales and customer feedback.