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Hog Roast Pitch, Access & Power Check Form

A hog roast site check template — access, space, surface and power, so the heavy roasting kit sets up without a hitch.

Description

A hog roast machine is big, heavy and hot, and it often needs power — so where it goes and how it gets there isn’t a detail. This site check settles it before you load up: how close you can get the kit, over what surface, how much space the pitch has and whether there’s a mains supply or you’ll need a generator. It also covers the safety basics for a live roast — clearance from guests and structures, somewhere safe to run hot, and any venue rules on timings or positioning. Getting this confirmed means you arrive and set up calmly, instead of wheeling a 100kg machine across a muddy field to a spot that doesn’t work. Send it to the venue or organiser once a booking’s in. Free, brandable, and the quiet difference between a smooth setup and a sweaty scramble.

Form fields

Everything the Hog Roast Pitch, Access & Power Check Form above collects — 12 fields, so you can see exactly what it captures before you make it your own.

Hog Roast Pitch, Access & Power Check

  • Event / venue name

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    Short Answer
  • Event date

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    Date
  • Site address

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    Address
  • How close can the kit get to the serving spot?

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    Dropdown
  • Surface / route

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    Dropdown
  • Space available at the pitch (metres frontage)

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    Number
  • Is mains power available?

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    Yes/No
  • Can the roast be kept safely clear of guests and structures?

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    Yes/No
  • Any venue rules we should know (timings, positioning, naked flame)?

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    Long Answer
  • Your name

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    Name
  • Email address

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    Email
  • Phone number

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    Telephone
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Template FAQs

Common questions about the Hog Roast Pitch, Access & Power Check Form — what it captures, when to use it, and how to make it your own.

Why does a hog roast need a site check?

Because the roasting kit is heavy, hot and sometimes needs power. Confirming access, space, surface and power in advance means you arrive ready, not improvising.

Do hog roast machines need power?

Many do — for the rotisserie motor. The form asks whether mains is available so you know whether to bring a generator.

How much space is needed?

Enough for the machine plus safe clearance from guests and structures. The form captures the pitch space so you can plan a safe setup.

What if access is across a field?

That’s common — the form asks about the surface and route so you can plan how to get the heavy kit to the spot.

Who should fill it in?

The venue, organiser or site contact who knows the pitch. It takes a couple of minutes.

Is it free?

Yes — free with a Fun Forms account and brandable to your business.