Installation of emergency facilities for recreational facilities

Installation workers are required to strictly follow all safety production regulations and must never engage in any illegal operations. Flammable, explosive, and toxic materials should be stored properly and used according to established procedures. For welding and other high-risk operations, strict safety protocols must be adhered to at all times to prevent accidents. In the event of a fire or explosion, the power supply should be immediately cut off, and emergency services should be contacted by dialing 119. On-site personnel should organize firefighting efforts as quickly as possible, using available resources to minimize damage and loss.

If an accident or sudden illness occurs during installation work, immediate action is necessary. The first step is to call 120 for emergency medical assistance or transport the affected person to the nearest hospital for prompt treatment.

In case of an electric shock, on-site staff must act swiftly. The power source should be turned off immediately, followed by calling 120 for medical help. On-the-spot first aid should be administered without delay, as every second counts in saving lives.

All installation personnel should regularly participate in emergency drills and be familiar with the use of rescue equipment. It is essential to conduct routine inspections of emergency facilities to ensure they are always in good working condition and ready for use when needed.

At the installation site, the following essential rescue equipment must be available:

• 1 backup generator
• 1 internal combustion engine
• 1 ladder
• 1 rescue rope
• 1 first aid kit
• 1 fire extinguisher

All installation staff must receive proper training to understand emergency response procedures and how to handle various types of accidents effectively. This includes knowledge of first aid, equipment operation, and safe practices under different conditions.

If severe weather such as strong winds or thunderstorms is expected, all installation activities must be halted immediately to ensure the safety of personnel and prevent potential hazards.