Análisis de riesgos mayores para la pista de patinaje profesional sobre hielo Blizz

Abstract

The project focused on the analysis of major risks for the professional ice skating rink Blizz and the proposal of an emergency plan, addressing all identified risks within the facility and outlining response actions to these threats, giving higher priority to those that could have more severe consequences. Based on a mixed approach that incorporated both quantitative and qualitative methodologies, and employing a descriptive and exploratory character, the study provided a general overview of the issue, given the lack of prior context for a facility of this type in the country. The study methodology included the William Fine method for the evaluation of major risks, the NFPA standard to determine the facility's heat load, and finally the MESERI method for assessing fire risk. Based on all the evaluations carried out, the emergency plan was developed and proposed for subsequent implementation in the facility. Finally, maintenance and prevention measures for the facility’s resources were proposed, and it was determined that the most significant risks are technology-related fires, which the facility is capable of managing with an acceptable level of control.