APPENDICES

APPENDIX III-2 (ARTICLE A. 312-3) DESCRIPTION OF THE CONTENT OF THE DOCUMENTS LISTED IN ARTICLE A. 312-3 RELATING TO THE APPROVAL PROCEDURE FOR SPORTS VENUES OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Item 1 The general information file specifies or contains : the identity, position and address of the applicant, manager or operator; -the location and surface area of the site(s); -the type of establishment (X, PA, L …); -a project presentation sheet…

HOMOLOGATION REGISTER The approval register, which is kept under the responsibility of the owner or the operator of the sports facility, contains the following information, which is essential for checks and updates:– the dates and nature of the development and conversion work, in particular to the stands;– the names of the contractor(s) and, if applicable, the project manager or technician responsible for supervising the work;– the dates of the various…

NOTICE OF APPROVAL OF A SPORTS VENUE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC ARRÊTÉ PREFECTORAL N° du approving a sports venue open to the public, in accordance with the French Sports Code.Maximum number of spectators in existing facilities and planned in the event of an extension: Maximum number of spectators seated in grandstands and per area: Maximum number of spectators standing outside grandstands and per area:

DECLARATION OF OPENING OF A SWIMMING POOL OR BATHING AREA A. – Declaration of opening of a swimming pool or bathing area I, the undersigned, (name, position) : hereby declare that I will be installing a swimming pool (or bathing area) at (town, address) : The opening date is set for: As soon as it opens, the facility will comply with the description contained in the supporting documents attached to…

STANDARD HOUSE RULES Before entering the pools, bathers must pass through showers and foot baths (or equivalent devices).It is forbidden to enter the beaches wearing footwear.The public, spectators, visitors and accompanying persons may only use the premises and areas reserved for them.Bathers must not use the foot baths for purposes other than those for which they are designed.Smoking and chewing gum are forbidden except in the outdoor relaxation and rest…

MEDICAL CERTIFICATE Reminder of the regulations: a medical certificate issued less than three months before the date on which the application is submitted is required for anyone holding a national water safety and rescue certificate. * I, the undersigned, doctor of medicine, hereby certify that I have examined Mr… today and found that… has no apparent contraindication to swimming and lifesaving and to supervising users of bathing establishments open to…

EXAMPLE OF A SURVEILLANCE AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ORGANISATION PLAN Identification of the establishment Name of establishment : Address: Telephone number: Owner: Operator: : I. – Installation of equipment and materialsPlan of all installations Overall plan including :– location of pools, slides and special equipment;– surveillance posts and areas;– location of rescue equipment;– location of search equipment;– location of available first aid equipment;– the location of chemical product storage;– pump shut-off…

APPENDIX RELATING TO THE SAFETY OF DIVING INSTALLATIONS A. – Springboard diving 1. The boards are at least 4.80 m long and 0.50 m wide. They are provided with a non-slip surface.2. The springboards are placed either on one or both sides of the platforms. B. – High-flying diving 1. All platforms must be rigid.2. The minimum dimensions of the platform are : Platform 0.60 m to 1 m high…

RIVER CLASSES CLASS I. EASY CLASS II. MODERATELY DIFFICULT(free passage) Regular course, regular waves, small eddies. Irregular course, irregular waves, medium eddies,small eddies and rapids. Simple obstacles. Simple obstacles in the current.Small weirs. . CLASS III. DIFFICULT(visible passage) CLASS IV. VERY DIFFICULT(passage not visible in advance,reconnaissance generally necessary) High waves, large eddies, whirlpools and rapids. Continuous large waves, powerful and fast rollers. Boulders, small falls, various obstacles in the current….

Air diving skills SKILLSto divein a groupunder supervision THE PRACTITIONER MUST PROVEthe following skillsto the dive director SKILLS FOR DIVINGindependently(withoutsupervising the group) THE PRACTITIONER MUST PROVEthe following skills tothe dive director PE-12 Ability to dive in a supervised group from 0 to12 metres Mastery of the use of personal equipment, in particular a diving suit with a stabilising jacketMastery of entering the water, immersion and return to the surface at…