What are the Dangers of an Arena?
Arenas are large zones of concern. They are big enough to welcome thousands of people, but also empty enough to stay versatile for different uses. Many dangers can take place, and staying aware of them is the first step to avoid them. Overcrowding is a hazard of its own and can also make other situations worse. Mosh pits during concerts can be a fun and safe experience unless there are too many people. In this case, even signalling for help may become impossible. Situations such as planned harm to others are also fairly common in arenas, especially during events like concerts. Technical difficulties are also important to remember. They are rarer, but they still happen. It is always helpful to have alert systems that cater to this, to keep every party involved safe no matter what. This matters for arenas across Australia and the Philippines. Want to know more? Contact our team today.
How to take appropriate precautions?
There are many ways to keep these spaces as safe as possible. Many precautions are already in place as standard practice. Whenever an arena is in use, it is essential to have a trained team of emergency medical technicians (EMTs). Areas where performances may happen, especially in a concert format where people may move and dance, need to be filled below capacity. This allows for two things. Firstly, more space between people to move freely and have their own peace. Secondly, in an emergency, medical or other, the space would make it easier for professionals to get through the crowd, or for people to evacuate quickly and safely. Clear communication and signalling are essential, especially if many senses may be overstimulated. If an arena is particularly loud from performers, flashing beacons would be better in an emergency. Wireless emergency alert systems can help reach the whole crowd fast.
Why Hazavoid?
Why Hazavoid?
Hazavoid offers fully wireless solutions, adaptable to existing buildings. Both the Hazavoid Wireless Alarm System (pictured above) and the Hazavoid Wireless Alert Beacon System come with a backup battery and solar panels. Both can send mass emergency alerts. This allows them to protect and alert, no matter the nature of the danger. Both solutions can be wall-mounted or pole-mounted. This creates flexibility and better audience reach. The systems activate with a remote, making it easy and quick to alert as many people as possible within 200 metres. It is also possible to personalise the alarm tones and beacon colours. One Wireless Alarm System can, for instance, say multiple different messages, from “Evacuate” or “All Clear” to any preferred word or instructions. Hazavoid is a cost-friendly, complete solution for your safety, at all times.
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