FORCE EVENT — POWER GUIDE
Event power should be prepared from the requirements defined by the technical production and an approved distribution plan. Planned sources, equipment to supply, cable routes and work phases all need to be identified.
Electrical operations should be carried out by appropriately qualified personnel under the applicable rules and validations. This guide addresses operational preparation, not electrical design or load calculation.
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The brief should state the selected power sources and the distribution arrangement already defined by the competent technical leads.
The on-site team then works on setup, operation and dismantling within that validated system.
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Sound, lighting, video and other technical systems may depend on event power.
Production should consolidate these requirements so the interfaces between trades are known before setup.
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Cable routes, technical areas, access conditions and circulation constraints directly affect on-site organisation.
This information helps coordinate power with structure, road crew and the other teams present.
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Power setup must happen at the correct point relative to the technical trades that depend on it.
Dismantling also follows an agreed sequence within the wider technical load-out plan.
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