First, the ticket booth should be equipped with emergency evacuation signs and escape routes to ensure that staff and tourists can evacuate quickly and orderly in an emergency. These signs should be clear and eye-catching, and the escape routes should remain unobstructed.
Secondly, a fire alarm system and fire extinguishing equipment should be installed inside the ticket booth. Once a fire occurs, the alarm system should be activated immediately, and the fire extinguishing equipment should be able to be put into use quickly to extinguish the initial fire or control the spread of the fire.
In addition, the ticket booth should also establish an emergency communication mechanism to ensure that it can contact the outside in time in an emergency. This includes installing communication equipment such as emergency phones and intercoms, and maintaining smooth communication with the scenic area management center or other relevant departments.
When responding to terrorist attacks or violent incidents, the ticket booth should have certain security prevention capabilities. For example, equipment such as bulletproof glass and surveillance cameras can be installed to improve the safety of the ticket booth. At the same time, staff should receive relevant safety training to deal with possible emergencies.
The ticket booth should also formulate an emergency plan to clarify the handling process and division of responsibilities in various emergency situations. This includes emergency response plans for fire, terrorist attacks, natural disasters, and other emergencies, as well as related drill plans and training requirements.
In addition, the ticket booth also needs to pay attention to the comfort and evacuation of tourists in an emergency. Staff should remain calm and actively guide tourists to evacuate in an orderly manner according to evacuation instructions, while providing necessary safety information and comfort measures.
Finally, after emergency handling, the ticket booth should promptly carry out recovery work. This includes cleaning up the site, repairing equipment, and resuming ticket sales services to ensure that the ticket booth can resume normal operation as soon as possible. At the same time, lessons learned should be summarized, emergency plans should be improved, and the ability to respond to emergencies should be improved.
