This page contains links to various resources which may be of use to event organisers and planners, club officials and others.
Documents Standard guides for event officials, other documents and proformas. Please note that these are edited copies of the original masters and are in .PDF form. Changes have been made in order to meet the needs of web publishing (formatting and removal of personal contact details). The documents on this site may not be the most up-to-date. The master documents are held by the club Secretary and/or the Event Support Officer. If you need access to an editable version of the document or would like to obtain the most up-to-date version - please contact the appropriate club official. Parts of these documents are based on information and documentation provided by the British Orienteering and any copyright on these parts still resides with them. Before using these documents please check the disclaimer.
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HOC FIXTURES PROCEDURES
1. Ashley Ford is Fixtures Secretary, responsible for registering all club events via the
British Orienteering website. This provides insurance cover.
2. Permissions are now obtained by a team of Landlord Liaison Officers (LLOs). Their names and the
HOC venues for which they are responsible are listed here.
3. Organisers should update Robert as more details become available about their event.
The British Orienteering website provides invaluable free publicity.
NEW BOF RISK ASSESSMENT PROCEDURES FOR LOCAL EVENTS
New rules were published on the BOF website in Jan 2011. In future, Risk Assessment forms must be
mentored and countersigned by either a) a coach or b) a controller or c) by a person with BOF
Health and Safety accreditation. To help, HOC Event Series (WEE, SEE, etc) coordinators already been
provided with a list of HOC coaches and controllers. Organisers should consult this to find a
person qualified to check the Health and Safety aspects of their local event and sign the
Risk Assessment.
HOC encourage all active orienteers to familiarise themselves with the relevant documentation available on the BOF website.