Name the leads
Every event identifies a host, a safety lead, and the person authorized to stop the activity.
SAFETY STANDARD
Human activities require human preparation.
Minimum operating standards for gatherings, physical practice, tools, food, children, health, weather, and emergencies.
Describe the real activity
Publish intensity, contact, equipment, age, access, qualifications, cost, alcohol status, health considerations, and exact end time.
Use qualified instruction
Boxing, jiu-jitsu, strength, breathwork, health-related practice, food, power tools, and hazardous work need appropriate competence and controls.
Make consent changeable
Ask before touch, photography, recording, personal disclosure, or adding someone to a group. Stopping and leaving remain easy.
Prepare the place
Check exits, capacity, weather, water, toilets, lighting, cables, first aid, quiet space, accessible routes, and emergency contact.
Protect children
Use appropriate safeguarding, supervision, pickup, reporting, photography, background-check, and named-adult practices.
Record and improve
Document incidents and near misses without publicizing private details. Name corrective action and verify it before repeating.
Use emergency services
KHH sites and organizers are not emergency services. Contact local emergency services when immediate help is required.