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5/18/2015 1 Safety Management Presented by Dan Pivin Overview Business Operations Campus Safety Safety Systems Event Operations
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Safety Management
Presented by
Dan Pivin
Overview
Business Operations
Campus Safety
Safety Systems
Event Operations
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- Business Operations -
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Television
ESPN first broadcast in September 7th, 1979 Sports Center reached about 30,000 viewers Today we average 115 million viewers a month
ESPN on ABC (Broadcast) ESPN (launched 1979, ESPN HD launched in 2003) ESPN2 (1993, ESPN2 HD launched in 2005) ESPNEWS (1996, ESPNEWS HD launched in 2008) ESPNU (2005, ESPN HD 2008) ESPN Classic (purchased in 1997) Spanish-Language ESPN Deports (2004, HD 2011) Regionally focused Longhorn Network (2011) SEC Network (2014) Sling TV (2015)
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Radio
•Largest all-sport radio network in the country
•Spanish language ESPN Deportes is heard on 45 stations
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International
•Ownership of 24 television networks (English, French, Portuguese, and Spanish)
•Presence in 58 countries
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Digital
•In 2013, we ranked 1# across mobile web and apps for total minutes (2.4 billion)
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Publishing
•In 2013, ESPN the Magazine grew its total audience to nearly 16 million readers per issue
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• ESPN Campus lays on 135 acres
• Consists of 18
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• Two Generator Plants
• 4,800 Employees (7,000 worldwide)
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Global Security & Facility Operations
•Security •Planning
•Construction & Engineering
•Safety
•Maintenance
•Facilities Administration
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Safety & Security Factoids
•ESPN didn’t hire its first Safety Rep until 1998 •Didn’t have Event Security or Safety Support until 2002
•Didn’t have International Support or Investigations until 2003
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Campus Risks
Human Element
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Campus Risks
Clean Harbors TSD .3 miles from
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3 Releases in the past 10 years
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Campus Risks
Weather •Tornado, 2010 •Tornado, 2011 •Halloween Nor’easter, 2011 •Hurricane Sandy, 2012
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Campus Risks
Water Crisis Potable Water Crisis, 2004 Union Strikes Picketing, 2010 Terrorist/Domestic Violence Anthrax Scare, 2001
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Emergency
Operations Center
120 Security Force
Safety Community
Facilities Service Center
Emergency Responder
Program
Community Watch
Reoccurring Training
EAP, IIPP, Non-employee Briefing
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StormReady
LiveSafe
Emergency Response Cards
CS Stars
CPR1
Browz
UL PureSafety
ESPN Partners
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Fire Alarm Backbone (A/V) •Two networks, FCI and Simplex
•Tied together by ATI Speaker Array (4 - 400 watts speakers, 121 dBC @ 100 feet) •Amber and Clear Strobes
•24 hour battery back-up
•Emergency Generator Power
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Emergency Communication Systems •Alertus Notification System
• Display messages on all networked computers
•Everbridge
• Cell • Text • E-mail
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Monitoring Systems •Televent Weather monitoring system •Davis Vantage Pro weather station/Coltek lighting protection system.
•Weather Tap/AccuWeather/NWS Website
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Challenges
Approximately 3,000 remote events nationwide
Show crews range from 50 to 300
Short time frames – Some shows set and strike the same day
A freelance workforce of about 45,000 hiring's per year
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Event Operations
•35,000 hours of programming in 2012
•This includes at least half of all live athletic events televised in the United States
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State high court: Stadium official can face lawsuit
MADISON (AP) — A University of Wisconsin-Madison official can
be held liable for the 2003 death of a television cameraman who fell off an unguarded platform, the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled Friday.
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Agency: Boxes need protective barriers SAN DIEGO -- A California safety agency investigating the fatal fall
of a San Diego Chargers employee says more than a dozen viewing boxes at Qualcomm Stadium are unsafe and need protective barriers.
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Associated Press
Videographer dies in fall
MORRISON, Colo.—A videographer has died from a fall while setting up a camera for a nationally televised Motocross event. Fifty-seven-year-old Stuart Keene of Lakewood fell about 20 feet Friday afternoon. He was setting up a video camera at Thunder Valley Motocross in Morrison.
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Student dies in Video Tower Collapse
A Notre Dame student died Wednesday after the tower from which he was filming football practice fell over.
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