Volunteers staffing a city festival receive shirts and schedules but no briefing on emergency reporting numbers. What should organizers add?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Volunteers are the eyes on the crowd—until nobody told them who to call. Temporary workers need the same emergency reporting cues as employees. A two-minute briefing beats a beautiful shirt with no phone tree.
Full Explanation
Temporary and volunteer workforces still encounter emergencies and hazards. Event risk programs should brief them on how and when to escalate, including emergency numbers and on-site contacts. Omitting that guidance leaves a high-visibility public event with uneven response capability.