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Martyn's Law compliance for hospitality venues

Our Services

Four practical services designed for how hotels, wedding venues and conference facilities actually operate — not generic security templates built for other sectors.

01

Readiness Review
Martyn's Law Readiness Review

A structured, practical review of your venue that confirms your tier, identifies every gap against the statutory guidance and gives you a clear set of priority actions. This is always the right starting point.

  • Venue capacity and event profile assessment

  • 200+ and 800+ attendance scenario review

  • Guest, supplier, contractor and staff movement analysis

  • Gap analysis against public protection procedures

  • Readiness Summary: tier, key risks, priority actions

  • Practical recommendations for next steps

Readiness Summary Outputs

Tier determination and legal exposure

Occupancy calculation - all staff and contractors

Entry and exit point vulnerability mapping

Priority actions with clear ownership

Training recommendations

02

Manager Training
Onsite Manager Training

A face-to-face half-day training session for the people who will lead the response during an incident — general managers, duty managers, wedding coordinators, F&B managers, operations leads and security supervisors.

  • Introduction to Martyn's Law and how it applies to this venue

  • Standard and enhanced tier obligations

  • The role of the responsible person

  • Evacuation, invacuation and lockdown procedures

  • Managing guests, wedding parties and agency staff

  • Incident escalation and emergency service coordination

  • Post-training action planning

Suitable For

General managers and venue directors

Operations managers and duty managers

Wedding coordinators and event managers

Food and beverage managers

Front office and reception managers

Security managers and supervisors

03

Procedure Development
Venue Procedure Development

We develop venue-specific written procedures that your real teams can understand and implement rapidly under pressure. Not policy documents for a folder — practical protocols for the people who work your events.

  • Evacuation procedures for every area of the venue

  • Invacuation from all external spaces

  • Lockdown — entry point assessment and action protocols

  • Communication chains and escalation routes

  • Suspicious behaviour reporting procedure

  • Pre-event staff briefing templates

  • Temporary and agency staff induction protocols

  • Crisis response kit and quick-reference cards

The Four Statutory Procedures

Evacuation

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Moving people out of the premises and away from danger

Lockdown

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Securing the premises to prevent entry or exit

Invacuation

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Moving people inside to a safer internal space

Communication

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Alerting staff and guests to danger quickly and clearly

04

Staff Web Based Training
Training For All Event Staff

Scalable online training that can be completed before staff arrive on site — consistent safety awareness across permanent, casual, agency and temporary workers. Evidence of completion included.

  • What Martyn's Law is and why hospitality is included

  • Recognising suspicious behaviour and hostile reconnaissance

  • Run, Hide, Tell principles

  • Evacuation, invacuation and lockdown basics

  • Communication, reporting and escalation

  • Knowledge check with completion evidence

Why Training Matters

A wedding may involve 30+ agency servers who have never been to your venue. Without pre-event training, they don't know the exits, the escalation chain, or what to do if something goes wrong.

✓Consistent awareness across all staff types

✓Documented evidence of training completion

✓Fast onboarding for temporary event teams

✓Scalable across multiple events and venues

Ready to prepare your venue?

Contact us for a practical, hospitality-focused consultation. We'll start with where your venue stands today.

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