TTMA Ltd is fully committed to ensuring the safety, welfare, and protection of all
marshals, volunteers, participants, and members of the public involved in TT events.
Safeguarding is everyone’s responsibility.
If you see something, say something.
What is Safeguarding?
Safeguarding means:
• Protecting people from harm or abuse
• Promoting welfare and wellbeing
• Ensuring safe environments for all volunteers, including young adults and vulnerable individuals
• Acting promptly when concerns arise
Types of Concerns
Please report any concerns related to:
• Bullying or harassment
• Inappropriate behaviour
• Physical, emotional, or psychological harm
• Suspected abuse
• Unsafe working practices
• Concerns about colleagues, officials, or members of the public
• No concern is too small.
How to Report a Safeguarding Concern
If you are worried about someone’s safety or welfare:
Contact the TTMA Safeguarding Officer – Jane Merrett
• Phone: 07624 238010
• Email: janem@iomttmarshals.com
Or speak to:
• Your Chief Sector Marshal
• Your Deputy Sector Marshal
• TTMA Duty Officer
All concerns are treated confidentially, and you will be supported throughout the
process.
In an Emergency
If someone is at immediate risk of harm:
999 – Emergency Services
Your Role in Safeguarding
• Stay alert
• Speak up early
• Support others
• Follow training and procedures
• Treat everyone with respect
• Uphold TTMA values of safety, teamwork, and integrity
Safeguarding protects you, your team, and the TT community.
