A water ball or water walking ball is a large inflatable sphere that allows a person inside it to walk across the surface of a body of water.
The giant ball is 2m in diameter and has a zippered entrance to allow for easy entry and exit. The water ball is similar to the zorb, but it has only one layer and is designed for water travel rather than down-hill rolling.
Our Waterballs are constructed with thermoplastic polyurethane (PVC) 0.7mm thick and 2m in diameter. They store flat, weigh 15kg each and can be inflated in under a minute with our air pumps. Our models have hand grips on the inside or the outside. Our inflatable pools are 6m by 6m or 8m by 10m (choice is down to allotted space) & filled to a maximum depth of 50cm.
There will be multiple staff in attendance and each of you will be required to be fully trained in CPR, vigilant and equipped to handle any or all emergencies that might arise. You must stay vigilant which eyes constanlt on the cildren. There safety is in your hands.
The pool is fenced off from the crowd on all sides in accordance to Australian safety requirements and you must ensure that there is:
• No Smoking
• No Drinking
• No Eating
• No Running
• No Mobile Phones in the Pool Area
• No Pregnant Women
• No Intoxicated People, and
• No Physically Impaired People in the Pool Area.
Importance of Electrical Safety
Safety is our top priority, especially when working around water. All electrical equipment, including wind blowers and power leads, must be kept away from water at all times. Pay particular attention to plugs and leads, ensuring they never come into contact with the pool area. This precaution is crucial in preventing electrical hazards and ensuring a safe environment for both staff and participants.
Attendant Roles and Responsibilities
Loading Attendant
Collaborate with children to ensure compliance with age and weight restrictions (maximum of 80 kg and approximately 12 years old).
Ensure that the zipper of the water ball is positioned horizontally before inflating. This helps maintain a lower profile, facilitating easier movement and workflow during loading.
Communicate effectively with the children to maintain safety and compliance throughout the process.
Pool Attendant
Monitor the children inside the water balls for any signs of distress and be prepared to assist those who wish to exit early.
Safely guide children back to the loading dock when they are ready to exit the balls.
Ensure that the balls are rolled back onto the loading dock with the zipper positioned horizontally. This is essential for safe and efficient unloading.
By adhering to these guidelines, we can ensure a fun and safe experience for all participants. Safety first!