How We Ensure Your Safety
How We Ensure Your Safety at Combat Splat Paintball?
Without the correct procedures in place paintball can be a dangerous activity however at Combat Splat Paintball safety is always our priority and in most cases we over emphasise just to make sure. Our excellent safety record is evidence that we are doing things right!
We simply won’t compromise on safety during our paintball parties.
How we make our paintball venue as safe as possible:
Players provided with full body overalls and full face, eye and ear protective goggles. All goggles are checked weekly and before each paintball party session to ensure that they in good condition and replace any that aren’t up to our very high standards.
Safety talk at the start of the paintball session carried out by the fully qualified site manager
Two large safety talk summary signs are place at either end of the paintball reception area as a permanent reminder of the rules in place when participating in any of our paintball parties.
If rules are broken then we have no hesitation in removing players from paintball games should they put others or themselves at risk.
Trained Marshalls supervise each paintball game- at least 1 Marshall per 15 Players and more often than not the ratio is much lower
Safe Zones within the paintball Game zones for players to go once they run out of paintballs or lives. A clear boundary of who is playing and who isn't each paintball event.
Signs throughout the venue reminding players that goggles are to remain on and highlight Safe Zone locations.
All paintball guns are regularly speed checked to ensure they are firing at regulated speeds- Between 250-280FPS
All paintball guns have safety catches and between paintball games the players are given Barrel Bungs to prevent incidents from accidental firing.
The woodland paintball experiences and all constructions are regularly monitored and checked to ensure the highest standards are maintained.
Qualified First Aiders always on site, Marshalls have radio contact at all times and mobile phones are carried in case of an emergency. First aid kits are available in reception area- checked and updated weekly.