Step-by-step Guide to Water Park Construction
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Once you’ve secured the land use rights and project approval, it’s time to dive into the water park construction process. This involves several key stages, starting with the conceptual design planning phase.
Conceptual Design Planning Stage
1. Choose a concept design team to initiate the conceptual design work.
2. Develop a creative theme, storyline, thematic imagery, equipment list, floor layout, overall aerial view, and decide on the style for equipment outsourcing.
Selection Stage of Water Amusement Facilities
1. Based on the equipment list from the conceptual design, select and purchase the necessary equipment, and establish the production timeline.
2. Determine the equipment’s location, floor area, and foundation drawings.
Planning and Design Stage of the Water Park
Scheme Design:
1. Design the interior packaging for each section, including the general plan, visitor pathways, traffic routes, and evacuation routes.
2. Create the interior landscape design, style for landscape props, and design of auxiliary tool props.
3. Develop the lighting system design.
Expansion Design for Indoor Packaging:
1. Interior landscape design.
2. Environment art and scene props.
3. Equipment packaging design.
4. Lighting system design.
Construction Design:
This includes interior packaging design, landscape design, environmental art and scene props, equipment support packaging design, lighting system design, and logo system design, including theme and functional logos.
Civil Construction Stage
Follow the planning drawings of the water park, paying special attention to the placement of embedded parts, water inlets and outlets, and load-bearing structures.
Equipment Installation and Commissioning
1. Register and file with the quality supervision department.
2. Install and commission the equipment.
3. Obtain the amusement equipment acceptance certificate.
4. Conduct equipment maintenance and operation training.
Recruitment, Establishment, and Training of the Operation Team
1. Establish an operation management system.
2. Recruit core management and equipment maintenance personnel before equipment installation and commissioning.
3. Ensure amusement equipment operators are in place during the later stages of water park construction and commissioning.
4. Provide service etiquette, process training, and safety management training.
5. Ensure operation, maintenance, and management personnel obtain the necessary certificates.
6. Conduct basic knowledge training of amusement equipment, operation emergency drill training, and simulation and practical operation training for each role.
Trial Operations
1. Ensure employees are familiar with their work processes and service procedures.
2. Gather feedback from visitors and make improvements.
3. Identify deficiencies during operations and optimise processes.
4. Address and rectify potential safety hazards.
Grand Opening
1. Conduct pre-opening publicity.
2. Arrange activities.
3. Implement passenger flow safety control.
4. Conduct crisis public relations drills.
5. Develop a safety emergency plan.
6. Offer opening preferential policies.
7. Maintain and update equipment.
The preparation and water park construction is not merely about project preparation and building. It involves comprehensive planning, operation, and management of the entire project.
