体験型作品展示の安全管理チェック-Safety Management Tool

Example

Analyzing an exhibit designed like a small labyrinth to ensure it has adequate emergency exits and is constructed with materials that are sturdy enough to prevent collapse.

Scenario

In a science museum, an interactive exhibit requires visitors to navigate through a maze. The safety check would involve evaluating the maze's design to ensure there are paths for quick evacuation and that the walls are securely mounted to handle the expected foot traffic.

Example

Examining the materials used in an interactive touchscreen installation to ensure they are durable and do not emit harmful substances upon frequent contact.

Scenario

An art gallery plans to install a series of interactive touchscreens. The safety check would focus on the materials used for the screens and the encasing to ensure they are safe for skin contact and do not release toxic chemicals.

Example

Inspecting an electronic interactive exhibit to ensure all electrical components are properly insulated and that emergency shutoff mechanisms are in place.

Scenario

At a technology expo, an exhibit allows visitors to engage with robotic arms via control panels. The safety inspection would ensure that all electrical wiring is insulated, control panels are designed to prevent accidental electrical shock, and there are clear emergency shutoff procedures.

Example

Reviewing an exhibition to ensure it is accessible to visitors with disabilities, including the availability of tactile guides for the visually impaired.

Scenario

Before the opening of a new interactive exhibit at a cultural center, a safety check is conducted to ensure that the exhibit is accessible to people with disabilities, including providing tactile floor guides for the visually impaired and ensuring that all interactive elements are within reach for wheelchair users.