Operating and managing a heritage site
What are the safety requirements? How do you maintain your historic monument? On a day-to-day basis, a heritage site requires specific attention. Find out about the training courses given by professionals in the field.
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Managing and securing special events
Exceptional events organised in or near cultural establishments, such as the Olympic Games in 2024, inevitably have an impact on their operation. By taking their characteristics into account, it is possible to design and put in place a suitable security system and to prepare teams with peace of mind to deal with any eventuality.
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Managing maintenance work on historic monuments
Sustained, regular and programmed maintenance work on a historic monument can considerably reduce the need for major works, thereby enabling substantial savings to be made on restoration work.
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Ensuring the routine and compulsory maintenance of historic monuments
Maintaining a heritage site involves not only a technical approach but also a dual responsibility, both legal and historical.
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Ensuring the safety and security of the public, the monument and its collections
The fields of safety and security require that the people in charge of an institution have sufficient knowledge of the issues to be able to manage and control them. A clear understanding of the risks, obligations and responsibilities involved should enable them to prepare for and deal with them calmly.
