The Automated External Defibrillator (AED) must be within reach in ≤ 1 minute.
FitSafe is a standard that has safety written all over it as one of its most original goals - and this safety should be guaranteed if the standard is adhered to, even during training times when no one is staffing the centre.
When training, it is important for physical progress that the necessary loads do not exceed the health limit. Therefore, a risk assessment must ensure that people who are at risk of health problems and those who are less able to cope are identified. The training load can also be balanced with the right choice of load and the correct handling of the training equipment. This training competence helps all fitness athletes.
And if something does happen, the so-called rescue chain must function to ensure emergency management: Detect - Alert - Intervene. The right aids (e.g. a defibrillator/AED) and instruments must also be available for the right intervention.