Risk Management of Amusement Park

37 Pages·2006·2.6 MB·English

Risk Management of
Amusement Park
Presented by : Frankie Hau
Date : 1 December 2005
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Classification
Amusement Park Industry Comprises:
Theme Parks
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Zoos and Aquariums
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Family Entertainment Centers
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Carnivals
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Water Parks
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Show & Entertainment Components
Thrill Rides
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Aquariums
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Mammal Shows
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Video Game Centre
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Playgrounds
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Themed Areas
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Merchandize/Retail outlets
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Restaurant/Food & Beverage Outlets
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Special Events (Christmas, Halloween)
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Mascots
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The Risk Equation
Probability X Severity
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Frequency X Harmful effect
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What is Safety ?
Safety is never an accident:
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It is always the result of high
intension, sincere effort,
intelligent direction and
skillful execution, it
represents the wise choice of
many alternatives.
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The Philosophy of Safety
So far as reasonably practicable,
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improves the safety performance
on all aspect in a continuous
manner, in order to achieve the
goal of elimination or reduction of
human injuries and loss of property.
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Does this looks safe to you…. ?
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Typical Theme Park Safety Program
The following slides portray a
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typical sample of a safety
management program in
amusement park……..
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We are focusing on
Ride Safety
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Facility Safety
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Guest Safety
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Food Safety and Hygiene
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Staff Safety
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Safety Training and Promotion
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Contagious Diseases (e.g. Dengue
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Fever, Melioidosis, SARS, Avian Flu)
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