SAFETY
We have ensured safety by hiring services of technically
qualified extreme adventure sports experts with years
of experience of operating these sports in New Zealand,
the country which has commercialized the BUNGY.
The
Jump Platforms have been designed by a team from New Zealand
and technically Qualified Jump Masters, with years of
experience of operating these sports in New Zealand, have
been brought in to handle the operations. We ensure safety
by making sure we have a highly experienced crew, a high
level of training, the best equipment and procedures in
place, as well as a number of checks and counter checks
and very thorough inspection schedules.
Discipline
of all safety procedures is overseen by ex-Army officers
& various safety drills are regularly practiced on site.
Operating memebers of our staff are qualified in First
Aid and certified by Red Cross, in case of emergencies.
BUNGY
STANDARDS
We
follow the Australian & New Zealand Standards Authority
Guidelines for commercial operations in Bungy Jumping
and these standards have now been incorporated to form
the Indian Standards which did not exist before:
With
regards the safety, there were obviously no official regulations
in place, since Bungy had never been practiced on a formal
scale before, and Jumpin Heights, based on the New Zealand
safety standards, went on to formalise the regulations
which are now taken to be the official safety standards
for Bungy in India.
PLEASE
NOTE : Due to its extreme nature, this sport is not suitable
for people with the following medical conditions 1. Back
or Neck injuries 2. Recent Fracture 3. Any Dislocation
4. High Blood Pressure 5. Asthma 6. Neurological Disorders
7. Epilepsy 8. Heart Conditions 9. Pregnancy 10. Osteoporosis
In
case of any of these conditions, you will be prohibited
from Jumping and/or Flying. In case of any other relevant
conditions, especially over the age of 40, you are obliged
to inform the Crew, and will further be allowed to jump
only at their discretion.
Cameras
are strictly prohibited on, or around, the jump zone for
safety reasons, and this is not negotiable. Videos can
be bought separately, in-store.
This being an extreme adventure sport, come prepared to
rough it out.
