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TÜV AUSTRIA Websites > TÜV Austria Egypt > Solution > Leisure & Entertainment > Bath safety Solution: Bath safety Testing & Inspection Solution: Bath safety Ing. Robert Terp Ing. Robert Terp TÜV AUSTRIA-Platz 1 2345 Brunn am Gebirge Österreich +43 5 0454 6240 +43 5 0454 76240 Send email TÜV AUSTRIA-Platz 1 2345 Brunn am Gebirge Österreich Save to My Bundle Ing. Robert Terp Save to My Bundle Bädersicherheit - Geprüfte Sicherheit für Schwimmbäder In which region do you need this solution? Austria Romania Cyprus Switzerland Germany Turkey Greece Spain Italy Belgium English Czech Republic Poland Slovenia Albania Portugal United Kingdom KSA Egypt India All accreditations "Swimming pools offer a high experience value. Spectacular attractions such as water slides, wave machines or current pools are designed to ..." Swimming pools offer a high experience value. Spectacular attractions such as water slides, wave machines or current pools are intended to provide customers with increased bathing fun. However, the statistics show that wet fun is not always unproblematic. The risk increases with the size and complexity of the bathing facilities. The experts at TÜV AUSTRIA ensure that bathers in public pools, hotels and wellness facilities can enjoy themselves safely. Risks and safety in baths There is a European set of rules on the safety requirements for the planning and construction as well as for the operation of pools. TÜV AUSTRIA has developed a system that supports planners and operators in terms of safety. In the process, a pool is comprehensively tested and brought up to the required safety level. Drop and fall on slippery surfaces Swimming pools are potential slides. Falling and falling is certainly one of the greatest risks of accidents in pools. Around one third of all accidents in baths are due to this. Damp or wet tiles represent a danger in a bathing facility that should not be underestimated. A second source of danger is, for example, the grating covering the overflow channel of a swimming pool. TÜV AUSTRIA is able to increase safety by testing the slip resistance of a wide range of facilities. Suction of hair and body parts The risk of accidents in swimming pools is not only concentrated on slippery surfaces. The Baths Hygiene Act prescribes tests for intake points. More Tags: Accident Hotel Intake grille Jet-stream pools Open-air pool Playground Pool Pool safety Recreational Equipment Recreational facility Sports Structural engineering Surfaces Swimming pool Swimming pool Wasser Water slide Wave machine Wellness Related solutions from the same sector: Leisure & Entertainment Gymnastics apparatus Leisure & Entertainment Show more Save to my Bundle Climbing walls Leisure & Entertainment Show more Save to my Bundle Diving towers Leisure & Entertainment Show more Save to my Bundle Fitness centres Leisure & Entertainment Show more Save to my Bundle Load more All Solutions Discover more sectors: Agriculture Automotive Certification Communications Technology Construction & Real Estate Electronics Energy Foodstuffs Health & Medicine Industry IT & Security Machinery Municipalities Science & Research Sports & Fitness Sustainability Tourism Trade & Commerce Transport & Traffic Robert Terp +43 5 0454 6240 +43 5 0454 76240 \| robert.terp@tuv.at
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Solution: Bath safety

Swimming pools offer a high experience value. Spectacular attractions such as water slides, wave machines or current pools are intended to provide customers with increased bathing fun. However, the statistics show that wet fun is not always unproblematic. The risk increases with the size and complexity of the bathing facilities.

The experts at TÜV AUSTRIA ensure that bathers in public pools, hotels and wellness facilities can enjoy themselves safely.

Risks and safety in baths

There is a European set of rules on the safety requirements for the planning and construction as well as for the operation of pools. TÜV AUSTRIA has developed a system that supports planners and operators in terms of safety. In the process, a pool is comprehensively tested and brought up to the required safety level.

Drop and fall on slippery surfaces

Swimming pools are potential slides. Falling and falling is certainly one of the greatest risks of accidents in pools. Around one third of all accidents in baths are due to this. Damp or wet tiles represent a danger in a bathing facility that should not be underestimated. A second source of danger is, for example, the grating covering the overflow channel of a swimming pool.

TÜV AUSTRIA is able to increase safety by testing the slip resistance of a wide range of facilities.