Risk prevention and control of personal injury accidents in stadium activities
Abstract
As stadium activities become increasingly popular, the frequency of accidents involving personal injuries has gradually increased, posing a serious threat to the safety of society and participants. To effectively prevent and control these accidents, this study systematically analyzes the common types and causes of personal injury accidents in stadium activities and employs various risk assessment models to scientifically evaluate these risks. The results show that inadequate facilities, insufficient management measures, and weak safety awareness among participants are the main risk factors leading to accidents. Additionally, the study explores the probability and severity of various types of accidents in different stadium activities and proposes corresponding risk prevention and control measures. It is recommended to enhance the construction and maintenance of stadium facilities, improve the safety management capabilities of personnel, strengthen safety education and training, and develop and implement scientific emergency plans to effectively reduce accident rates and improve the overall safety level of stadium activities. This study aims to provide valuable reference points for relevant management departments, thereby better ensuring the safety and health of sports participants and promoting the sustainable development of the sports industry.
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