Propuesta de un plan de emergencia en la empresa de Portoviejo Paintball Zone

Abstract

This project addresses the urgent implementation of an emergency plan at Portoviejo Paintball Zone, focusing on safeguarding the safety of participants, staff, and visitors during paintball activities. Its central objective was to develop an emergency plan in compliance with Ecuadorian regulations, specifically tailored to a recreational entity. Preventive and mitigating measures were proposed based on firefighting laws, regulations, and national norms, aiming to foster a culture of safety and prevention in all environments. The emphasis on compliance with legal regulations aims to provide the owner and manager with a solid legal framework, avoiding potential penalties. For risk assessment, the MESERI Method was chosen, supplemented by the simplified INSHT matrix for internal risks and the MOSLER Method for external risks. Data tabulation and risk assessment were designed to be analyzable and modifiable according to specific factors, such as particular areas and occupational load capacities. The emergency plan was adapted to current standards, highlighting and clarifying common scientific terms for easy comprehension. The research methodology was exploratory and descriptive, utilizing questions, definitions, and combining field research with bibliographic sources. The analyzed results indicate the necessity to create a comprehensive document for implementing the emergency plan, covering all essential requirements. The objective extends beyond regulatory compliance, including active risk reduction and preparation for any contingency, with the aim of fostering a secure environment.