This part of GB 19079.1 specifies the basic conditions and basic technical requirements for the opening of swimming venues. This standard applies to all types of swimming venues. GB 19079.1-2003 Opening conditions and technical requirements for sports venues Part 1 Swimming venues GB19079.1-2003 Standard download decompression password: www.bzxz.net

ICS 97.220
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
GB19079.1-—2003
Operational and technical requirements for sports venues and playgrounds
Part 1: Swimming place
Published on April 21, 2003
General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People's Republic of China
Implementation on May 1, 2004
The opening conditions and technical requirements for sports venues are divided into the following categories: Part 1: Swimming places:
Part 2: Swimming places!
Part 2: Main places;
Part 4: Rock climbing places:
Part 5: Roller skating places:
Part 6: Sports places:
Part 7: Ice lifting places;
Part 8: Water sports places:
Part 1: Paragliding;
Part 13: Hot air balloons:
Part 1: Paragliding!
Part 1 of this part G9075,
Part 2: Rock climbing places:
Part 3: Roller skating places:
Part 4: Rock climbing places:
Part 5: Roller skating places:
Part 5: Ice lifting places;
Part 6: Ice lifting places;
Part 7: Ice lifting places;
Part 8: Ice sports places:
Part 9: Water sports places;
Part 10: Paragliding;
Part 11: Paragliding;
Part 12: Paragliding;
Part 13: Hot air balloons:
Part 1: Paragliding!
Part 1 of this part G9075,
Part 11 of this part G9075 shall be proposed by the State Administration of Sport.
Part 12: Paragliding;
Part 13: Hot air balloons:
Part 14: Paragliding;
Part 15: Paragliding;
Part 16: Paragliding;
Part 17: Paragliding;
Part 18: Paragliding;||tt| 19379.1—20C3
Part 1 Drafting unit: Beijing University of Physical Education, National Sports General Administration, Beijing Sports Institute of Sports Administration, Beijing Sports Institute ... 19D/3.1—2003
The following documents have become the clauses of this part through reference in this part of B15: For the cited documents noted in this part, all subsequent revisions (excluding the contents of misunderstanding) or revisions are not applicable to this part. However, the latest versions of these documents shall apply to the referenced documents without date, and the latest versions shall apply to this part.
GB3C97
Seawater Water quality standards
Building materials
GB6566
Sanitary standards for swimming places
CB5667
GRS668 Sanitary standards
Gn/T10001.1 Public information graphic symbols for signs Part 1: General symbols GB/T17092 General health standards for wide range of uses: Standards 3 Terms and definitions
The following terms and definitions apply to this part of GU! 3. 1
Swimming venuesswlmnumg[lace
are indoor and outdoor water places where people can conduct sports training, swimming, competition and other activities (technology and facilities, including artificial swimming pools, natural ice rinks, etc.). 3. 1. 1
Artificial swimming venuesartlfkclalswimmlpoolare all kinds of indoor and outdoor artificial swimming pools open to the public, such as swimming pools, local recreational areas, etc. 3. 1. 2
Natural swimming places
Natural swimming places
Rivers, lakes, and natural water parks open to the public and their facilities and services. 4 Qualifications of employees
4.1 Teachers, sales staff, sports instructors (group members), water quality control personnel, medical personnel, safety personnel and other professional personnel: must hold relevant professional registration certificates before they can take up their posts. 4.2 Limited service personnel must undergo annual physical examinations and obtain physical fitness certificates before they can take up their posts. 5 Operating facilities and equipment conditions
5.1 Artificial swimming places
GB 19079.1—2C03
5.1.1 Swimming pools shall comply with the following provisions:
The surface area of ​​an artificial swimming pool (single pool) shall not be less than 10m2; the surface area of ​​an artificial foam pool (single pool) shall not be less than 10m2; the wall and bottom of the swimming pool shall be smooth and clean. The water shall not be white or black. The building quality shall comply with the requirements of the national building code. The building materials used shall comply with the requirements of G6555.
There shall be obvious warning signs for water depth and shallow and deep water areas, or signs indicating the deep and shallow water separation book and shallow water area. The water depth is not more than 1.2 Ⅱ, swimming pools with a water surface area below 0" shall have at least one entrance to the pool, and swimming pools with a water surface area above 2000" shall have at least one entrance to the pool, and there shall be a shaded walkway around the swimming pool, and the static coefficient of the common ground surface shall not exceed 0.5, and a drainage ditch shall be set between the swimming pool and the anti-slip path: the water outlet in the swimming pool shall be equipped with a safety net, 5.1.2 There shall be sewage treatment equipment or dynamic water adjustment and disinfection equipment, and the equipment shall be provided with a certificate of conformity determined by the product quality supervision and testing department of the user. t||5.1.3 The lighting of the swimming pool surface shall not be less than 801x, and the distance from the water surface shall not be less than 511: the night court shall have sufficient emergency lighting.
5.1.4 There shall be separate dressing rooms for men and women, and equipped with clothing facilities. 5.1.5 There shall be separate male and female swimming rooms. The shower heads shall be sufficient to accommodate the number of swimmers, and the friction coefficient of the floor surface shall not be less than 5.
5.1.6 There shall be a number of safety seats, and the number of seats shall be sufficient to accommodate the number of people required: 5 .1. There is a foot disinfection pool in the middle of the corridor. 5.1.8 There are spray equipment for men and women in the disinfection room. The number of each set of spray equipment is not less than 4. The water from the nozzle cannot wash people's feet in the disinfection pool. 5.1.9 The connection between the disinfection room and the swimming pool is not less than 9.5. 5.1.10 There are standard personnel entrances and exits. 5.1.11 Indoor new test sites have ventilation facilities and indoor air sanitation stations (11709 requirements). 5. 1.12
There shall be a radio and television.
5.1.13 A dedicated direct dial telephone:
5.1.14 There shall be public signs and their markings, and the requirements of G[00U].1 shall be met. 5.2 Natural swimming placeswww.bzxz.net
5.1 There shall be natural waters, and the natural waters shall meet the following requirements, and the water area shall not be less than 1.
There shall be signs for dangerous areas and effective safety precautions: The shore activity area and its signs shall meet the requirements of GB/T100C1.2, 2.2.2 The lighting type of the swimming area shall be able to meet the needs of rescue safety. 5.2.3 There shall be signs (seats) that can monitor the reading rate: 5.7.1 There shall be broadcasting facilities,
5.2.5 There shall be separate places for male, female and children's clothing, and there shall be facilities for storing clothing and medicine. 5.2.6 There shall be male and female shower heads, the number of which shall be suitable for the number of swimmers and the coefficient of static friction of the pool surface shall not be less than 5.5. 2.7 There shall be female and male toilets, the number of which shall be suitable for the number of swimmers and the number of soft-clothed toilets shall be suitable for the number of swimmers. 5.2. There shall be a personnel dispersal passage with a width of not less than 1.5m. 5.2.9 There shall be an effective entrance and exit for drinking water with a width of not less than 1.5m. 5.2.10 There shall be a dedicated direct telephone. 5.2.11 There shall be various public facilities, which shall comply with the requirements of GB/T1U01.1. 6 Sanitary and environmental management requirements 6.1 Provide a report on the daily atmospheric, air quality and external conditions. 6.2 The water quality and sanitation of swimming places shall comply with the requirements of GB5667 and GB30397 (except for the specified water temperature). 6.3 The indoor air quality of swimming pools shall meet the requirements of GH9667G9G8G/T1705. 6.4 The environmental sanitation of swimming pools shall meet the requirements of G1S667, 9668: 7 Safety guarantee
7. Teaching and learning facilities
7.1.1 There shall be life-saving observation platforms as follows: GA 19079.1-2003
Where the surface area of ​​artificial swimming pools is less than m, at least two life-saving observation platforms shall be set up: Where the surface area of ​​artificial swimming pools is more than 25\m2, one life-saving observation platform shall be set up at the ratio of one life-saving observation platform for every additional 350m2 of the area. The height of the life-saving observation platform shall not be less than 1.5.
The distance between life-saving observation platforms in swimming pools shall not be less than 10m, and the distance shall not exceed 2.5m. 7.1.2. There shall be life-saving equipment, which shall meet the following requirements: a natural swimming pool or lifeboat, life-saving apron, life-saving pole, an artificial swimming pool, life-saving support, life-saving board and life-saving equipment beside the pool. 7.1.3 There shall be a designated room, equipped with oxygen equipment, life-saving bed, first-aid medicines and life-saving equipment, which shall be placed in a conspicuous position for easy access. 7.1.4 All new facilities in water (war) waters shall be inspected by the national product quality supervision and inspection department before they can be put into use. 7.2.1 Artificial pools with a water surface area of ​​less than 230m2 shall be equipped with at least 2 fixed aquatic lifeguards. For every additional 250m2 of water surface area, the number of fixed aquatic lifeguards shall be increased according to the ratio. 7.2.2 Natural shelters (except for sea swimming shelters) shall be equipped with a fixed number of lifeguards at a ratio of 1 lifeguard for every 560 m2 of shoreline. 7.2.3 Sea swimming areas shall be equipped with a fixed number of lifeguards at a ratio of 1 lifeguard for every 1 cm2 of shoreline. 7.2.4 At least 1 mobile lifeguard shall be provided. At least 1 medical staff shall be provided. 7.3 Safety system 7.3.1 There shall be alarm bells, warning devices and other necessary safety warnings. 7.3.2 Artificial swimming pools shall implement a new deep-water warning system. 7.3.3 People 1. The average swimming area per person in a swimming pool shall not be less than 2.5 m2. In natural swimming pools, the average swimming area per person shall not be less than 1.0 7.3.4 There are operating procedures and emergency response system for water emergency. And the emergency personnel should be on duty in the event of water emergency. 7.3.5 There must be personnel on duty in the open room of the swimming pool, including personnel for training, medical personnel, and on-site investigation personnel. 7.3.6 There should be obvious signs for all kinds of personnel at the swimming pool. 7.3.7 All kinds of equipment and machinery should be operated and managed by qualified personnel at any time. 1.3.B There should be storage of dangerous goods, and the management should comply with the relevant safety regulations (requirements) of the user's local area. 7.3.9 It is forbidden to inform swimmers of the information contained in the information. It is forbidden to record the purchase of wine. 7.3.10 There is a complete responsibility system for public security, safety protection, health inspection, equipment maintenance, and personnel service inspection.
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