GB 19079.7-2005 Opening conditions and technical requirements for sports venues Part 7: Skating venues

This part of GB 19079 stipulates the basic conditions and basic technical requirements for the opening of skating venues. This part applies to all types of skating venues open to the public. GB 19079.7-2005 Opening conditions and technical requirements for sports venues Part 7: Skating venues GB19079.7-2005 Standard download decompression password: www.bzxz.net

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GB 19079.7—2005
Operation conditions and technical requirements for gymnasium and playgroundPart 7: Skating place
2005-01-24 Issued
General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People's Republic of China Standardization Administration
com2005-06-01 Implementation
(B{9079&Opening conditions and technical requirements for sports venues are divided into the following parts: Part 1: Swimming places:
Part 2. Karting places
Part 3: Bungee jumping places;
Part 4: Rock climbing places:
Part 5: Wheelchair places;
Part 6: Slide station places;
Part 7: Skating places;|| tt||Part 8: Shooting sites:
Part 9: Archery sites:
·Part 1· Diving sites;
-Part 11: Drifting sites:
--Part 12: Paragliding sites:
-Part 13: Hot air balloon sites:
-Part 14: Powered paragliding sites:
This part is Part 7 of GB1079, and all the contents of this part are mandatory. This part is proposed by the State Sports General Administration:
This part is interpreted by the Economic Department of the State Sports General Administration, and the drafting units of this part are: Shenfu Sports College, Winter Sports Management Center of the State Sports General Administration GB 19079.7—2005
Drafters of this part: Li Sanghua, Chen Leiling, An Zhijin, Men Chuansheng, Hao Qingwei, Shi Chunjian, Li Zhi, Wang Rongbian, 1 Scope
Opening conditions and technical requirements for sports venues
Part 7: Ice skating venues
This part of GB19079 specifies the basic conditions and basic technical requirements for the opening of ice skating venues. This part applies to all types of ice skating venues open to the public. 2 Normative references
GB19079.7—2005
The following documents have become the terms of this standard through reference in this standard, which are dated references: Some amendments (excluding errata) or revisions are not applicable to this standard. However, the parties that reach an agreement based on this standard are encouraged to study whether the latest versions of these documents can be used. The latest versions of all undated referenced documents are applicable to this standard. GB9664 Hygiene standard for cultural and entertainment venues
GB9668 Hygiene standard for gymnasiums
GB3095 Ambient air quality standard
GB/T17093 Hygiene standard for total number of bacteria in indoor air G3/T10001, 1 Public information graphic symbols for signs Part 1: General symbols 3 Terms and definitions
The following terms and definitions apply to this part of (:R1007 3. 1
skatingplace
Skating venue
A place where people can carry out skating training, competition, fitness and entertainment, etc. It includes: indoor skating venues and outdoor ice-clearing venues,
Ice equipment
Equipment that skaters need to carry out skating activities, including ice skates, skates, protective gear, etc. 3.3
Skating instructors are those who teach the theory and skills of skating. 4 Qualifications of practitioners
Those who are responsible for skating techniques, hostage guidance, security guards, etc. must hold relevant professional qualification certificates before they can take up their posts. 5 Conditions of venues, facilities and equipment
5. 1 Indoor skating venues
5.1.1 Venue
5.1. 1 The area of ​​the venue shall not be less than 50\
5.1.1.2 The thickness of the ice shall not be less than 3mm, and the temperature of the ice surface shall not be higher than -1℃. 5.1.1.3 The ice surface shall be smooth and flat, and there shall be no cracks that affect walking. 5.1.1.4 The horizontal illumination of indoor skating venues shall not be less than 1001x: 5.1.2 Facilities and Equipment 5.1.2.1 Anti-slip walkways, chairs and handrails shall be provided. 5.1.2.2 Safety protection facilities with a height of not less than 1m shall be provided around the venue. 5.1.2.3 Skating equipment and protective gear shall be provided. 5.1.2.4 The facilities and equipment of skating venues shall obtain product inspection certificates issued by professional and technical organizations that meet the statutory requirements. 5.2 Outdoor Skating Venues 5.2.1 Venues 5.2.1.1 The area of ​​the venue shall not be less than 2000) u. 5.2.1.2 The illumination of open water at night shall not be less than 2001x. 5.2.2 Facilities and Equipment
5.2.2.1 There are clear and conspicuous warning signs and safety facilities for dangerous areas. 5.2.2.2 There are skating equipment and protective gear.
5.2.2.3 The facilities and equipment of the skating venue should obtain the product inspection certificate issued by the professional technical organization that meets the statutory conditions. 5.3 Auxiliary Facilities
5.3.1 There are men's and women's changing rooms, and there are no facilities for storing clothes. 5.3.2 There are men's and women's rooms.
5.3.3 There are broadcasting and communication equipment,
5.3.4 Indoor swimming pools have emergency evacuation passages. 5.3.5 Public signs should comply with the requirements of GB/T10001.1: 6 Health and environmental management requirements
6.1 The environmental hygiene of the skating venue should comply with the requirements of GB9664 and GB9666% 6.2 The outdoor air of the skating venue should comply with the requirements of GB3095, 6.3 The air inside the skating venue should comply with the requirements of GB/T 17093. 7 Safety assurance
7.1 There should be "Instructions for Skating Personnel" and safety warnings in a conspicuous position, 7.2 First aid medicines and equipment should be placed in a conspicuous position for easy access. 7.3 There should be obvious signs on the uniforms of various personnel. 7.4 There should be a complete system of public security, safety rescue, equipment maintenance and a responsibility system for personnel service positions. com
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