Safety & Technical Planning
Find a Starting Point for Your Standards Review
Match the destination and equipment concept to reference families, then prepare the questions for a local reviewer.
Planning notes
Select the project context
Choose the destination framework, dominant equipment activity and intended age group.
- For mixed attractions, review each equipment scope separately rather than assigning one standard to the entire venue.
- Use Other market where the destination does not match the listed starting routes.
- Include toddlers and adult participants when describing intended users.
Planning notes
Read the result as a review brief
A matching reference family is a starting point for a discussion, not a compliance decision.
- Confirm the standard edition adopted by the project authority.
- Have the reviewer check exclusions, age limits and activity-specific requirements.
- Request equipment and surfacing evidence tied to the exact proposed configuration.
Planning notes
Prepare the next conversation
Send the result with a floor plan and activity list so that a reviewer can identify missing information.
- Name the destination, proposed activities, user ages and installation setting.
- Ask which tests, reports and on-site inspections are needed.
- Document the final agreed scope and who is responsible for each action.
Put it into practice
Your project preparation checklist
- Destination and project authority are known.
- All equipment activities are described.
- Age groups are recorded.
- Reference editions will be confirmed locally.
- Equipment reports and drawings are available for review.
Questions & answers
Why is there no match for some combinations?
The first version covers only the listed reference routes. Mixed activities and other markets need a project-specific standards assessment.
Does the selector check every age-specific condition?
No. It records the intended age group and highlights the need to review scope. Your reviewer must check whether a reference covers those users.
Reference documents
Your next step
Turn your planning notes into a project brief
Share the site, target users and open questions with our team. Keep your assumptions and supporting documents together for a more useful discussion.