Safety
The last few years have seen a sharp rise in the number of ropes courses and adventure parks being built. Individual courses differ from each other in execution, location, products, prices, clients and unfortunately also safety.
In all ropes courses operated by Project Outdoor SAFETY IS THE FIRST PRIORITY!
This primarily entails minimizing objective dangers. That is, danger that the participant cannot influence himself and that occurs due to failure, underestimation or absence of certain components (material, construction, information, etc.). These components should ensure the participant’s safe movement on the elements where there is a risk of falling or serious injury.
Our quality guarantee is based on the following pillars
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Project Outdoor instructors are professionally trained using the method accredited by the MEYS.
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We build all our ropes courses in accordance with ACCT (Association for Challenge Course Technology) standards and norms EN 15567-1: 2008 (Little climbers also conforms to the norms for children’s playgrounds EN 1176-1).
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We have many years of experience connected with operating facilities of our own and in partnership.
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Project Outdoor ropes courses operate in compliance with norms EN 15567-2: 2008.
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We always use a backup belay system. Critical material links are backed up in the prescribed manner.
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We use carabiners with a safety catch and full-body harnesses.
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The rock climbing gear we use in our ropes courses comes from renowned manufacturers and meets all industry norms. The specific steel material and atypical components specially used in our ropes courses meet the rigidity standards recommended by the ACCT and are tested and certified by the Technical and Test Institute for Construction in Brno.
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Project Outdoor has liability insurance. In the event of any accident our insurance will pay you whatever damages that we (however unwillingly) caused to you. Participants in our programs are not required to sign any waivers clearing us of any responsibility as operators.
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Participation in programs in our ropes courses is voluntary.
We have inaugurated our first ropes course in 2000. Nowadays, over 100,000 participants come through our facilities every year.
News:
Project Outdoor has won a tender to build a big adventure park in Janów Lubelski, Poland. By the lake and a sand beach in a recreational zone of the town, we will build 3 adventure courses in trees plus 1 course with safety nets for small children and a huge climbing tower with a 200 m zipline across the lake. Ropes course construction has just been started. All to be finished by mid May.
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Project Outdoor will launch a construction of a tree adventure park in Königstein, Germany in the beginning of March. 6 trails with a total of 60 pcs of rope elements will be installed in huge ash trees - all in natural colors to correspond with the style the German clients like best.
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We have launched preparations for a ropes course construction in Philippines. We will build an adventure park with 100 rope elements up in coconut palms. Stay tuned ... more information to come soon...
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