The world of equestrian environments aims most of its attention on the overall image and glamour, without focusing organizational strains on safety among public, workers and horses. Preventing accidents on worklplaces means protecting the safeness of people, both public and workers, and animals. The objective is to reach a real optimization of safety in equestrian environments, such as fairs, competitions and expositions, developing a level of attention in the areas of safety for people, workers and horses, so that a good degree of protection can be reached in a global and commensurate way.
Guide lines towards an optimization of safety factors in equestrian shows.
CHECCHI, ANTONIO;
2009
Abstract
The world of equestrian environments aims most of its attention on the overall image and glamour, without focusing organizational strains on safety among public, workers and horses. Preventing accidents on worklplaces means protecting the safeness of people, both public and workers, and animals. The objective is to reach a real optimization of safety in equestrian environments, such as fairs, competitions and expositions, developing a level of attention in the areas of safety for people, workers and horses, so that a good degree of protection can be reached in a global and commensurate way.File in questo prodotto:
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