How to prevent the occurrence of these safety accidents of small playground equipment1

As a sweet pastry, the children's consumer market has always been a market that people are vying for. Now, as a new type of industry, indoor children's playgrounds are gradually being accepted by the market. We have harvested huge wealth, and the healthy growth of children is what we all pay great attention to, but often because of carelessness, children will have accidents when they are playing. How can we prevent the occurrence of these safety accidents of small playground equipment? ?
1. Emergency measures
Personal accidents of customers or employees in the store, including accidental injury, poisoning, and sudden syncope, shock, etc. caused by personal health problems. When encountering such a situation, we recommend taking the following measures:
1. Usually pay attention to training employees to learn first aid skills such as CPR (artificial cardiopulmonary resuscitation), so as to prevent quick responses in case of accidents.
2. To deal with customers' fall and bruises on the venue, the management personnel need time to come forward, and follow the policy of first treatment and then treatment; customers who are bleeding and injured due to the in-store facilities should accompany them to the hospital as soon as possible, and compensate according to the actual situation.
3. When a guest faints due to sudden heart attack, heat stroke, excessive fatigue, etc., call 120 as soon as possible. If you do not have professional skills, please do not blindly rescue the patient; be sure to lay the patient flat first, never move or Elevate your neck, which will block your breathing.
2. Common faults of amusement facilities
1. Sudden shutdown; 2. Mechanical fracture; 3. High-altitude fall. 3. Reasons and prevention of failures 1. Small playground equipment is mostly composed of several systems. The reasons for failures are very complicated, and most of them are caused by improper maintenance or untimely maintenance. Therefore, the prevention of failure focuses on strengthening daily maintenance and regular inspection and testing.
2. When playing the slide, it is best for the baby to wear a coat and pants that fit the size, so as not to lose balance and fall from a height due to the heavy clothes.
3. Try not to put the hat that comes with the coat on the baby, and don't tie a scarf that is too long, so as not to obstruct the baby's sight and cause strangulation or sprain.
4. Before entering the playground, you should carefully read the signs at the entrance and the instructions for the use of various entertainment facilities. Some playgrounds will prohibit children who are too young or undersized from entering, and parents should abide by them.
4. Emergency points
1. When you feel unwell and feel unbearable during the game, you should promptly remind the staff to stop.
2. When the machine is shut down in an abnormal situation, do not tamper with or disarm the safety device by yourself, keep calm, obey the instructions of the staff, and wait for rescue.
3. When emergencies such as accidental casualties occur, avoid panic, booing, crowding, and organize evacuation in time.
4. For outdoor playgrounds, let the baby play inside selectively according to the weather conditions. Once the weather is cold, the time can be shortened appropriately.
5. For younger babies, parents should teach the baby how to use the playground equipment correctly. If possible, you may wish to demonstrate it yourself.
6. If the playground does not allow adults to enter, tell the baby to consciously avoid the collision of other babies.
5. Expert tips
1. When playing, you must first read the 'Guide to Tourists' carefully, listen to the staff's explanation, and master the key points of play.
2. Any small playground equipment has corresponding safety protection devices. In the event of equipment failure, it is the best choice for tourists to keep calm, obey the command, and wait for rescue, which can reduce the severity of the accident and even avoid the occurrence of personal injury accidents.
3. Whether it is a slide or a swing, let the baby learn to line up one by one and wait patiently instead of pushing each other.
4. When conditions permit, you may wish to carefully check whether there are foreign objects or protrusions such as nails on the surface of a slide or other facilities.
5. If the baby wants to eat, it is recommended to leave the venue temporarily and re-enter the venue after eating and drinking enough.
6. When playing the house, tell the baby not to carry too many items at a time, and pay attention to whether there are foreign objects on the ground during the journey, such as ocean balls.