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Posted By Melanie Harrison
We are holding a Christmas party for our employees' children in a room measuring 198 square metres. There will be around 100 people. What would be the maximum number considered to be safe in a room of this size?
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Posted By SeanThompson
Check the fire regs. How many emergency exits are there? Take 1 of the exits out of the equation. With reference to the regs see how many people the door will allow out taking into account its size.
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Posted By Geoff Parkinson
How many exits? How close to each other are they? If you could sketch out a floor plan - dimensions, table layout, exits etc, I'd be happy to do the calculations for you :-)
Geoff.Parkinson1@btinternet.com
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Posted By Ron Impey
Consideration also needs to be given to the activities that will be taking place, e.g. running games or just sitting down having some food then receiving a gift from some dodgy character in a red suit.
I have several great video clips showing how quickly a dry christmas tree can burn.
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Posted By Anwar Afzal
If your that concerned Melanie, you can always hire my venue in Birmingham Room for over 300 around the tables
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Posted By rjhills
Hire a room in a hotel and
let them worry about the
H&S ramifications at
Christmas!!!
Enjoy the party and let
your hair down!!
Happy Christmas in advance!
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Posted By The Expert
From your figures the number of people allowed safely would be 122.35732, or 122 really
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Posted By Melanie Harrison
Thank you for the responses - very helpful!
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