Safety Guidelines for Permanent Zip Line Installations

SAM ZIP LINE (A Unit of Sports Academy of Mountaineering), safety is our highest priority. We follow global adventure park standards including ANSI/ACCT 03-2019, EN 15567:2015, and ERCA Guidelines to ensure every permanent zip line we design, build, and operate is safe, reliable, and compliant with international best practices.

1. Design & Engineering Safety

  • All installations are based on soil testing, structural engineering, and architectural approval.

  • Zip lines are designed either on gravity slope systems or parabolic cable systems with certified braking systems.

  • Structural steel, cables, and fittings are ISI/BSI/CE/EN certified and treated with anti-rust protection.

  • Proper tree protection padding is used if natural anchors are required.

2. Construction & Inspection

  • Supervised by certified adventure engineers and structural experts.

  • Thorough load testing, speed testing, and braking tests before public operation.

  • Continuous quality monitoring during fabrication and erection to avoid material or workmanship compromise.

  • Periodic structural inspections as per engineering recommendations.

3. Operational Safety

  • Chief Leader & Technical Team with mountaineering training, rescue experience, and First Aid/CPR certification.

  • Daily equipment inspection before activities (harnesses, pulleys, cables, braking cords, anchors).

  • Emergency response and evacuation procedures in place and practiced regularly.

  • Strict exclusion policy: no intoxicated persons, pregnant women, or medically unfit participants.

4. Equipment Standards

  • Dual 11–12 mm ISI-marked steel cables for backup support.

  • Certified tandem pulleys only (never single pulleys).

  • Dual 16 mm certified bungee cords for braking.

  • Full body harness with dual self-anchors (cow-tails) mandatory.

  • Gloves and helmets provided to all participants.

5. Participant Safety

  • Mandatory safety briefing before every ride, including correct use of gear and do’s & don’ts.

  • Touch–Say–Confirm check method for every participant’s gear.

  • Loose clothing, jewellery, and hair secured before activity.

  • Suspension Trauma prevention systems integrated into harness protocols.

6. Documentation & Compliance

  • Compliance with permits, risk assessment, and safety audit records.

  • Incident logs, inspection reports, equipment usage records, and emergency drill documentation maintained.

  • Participant consent and medical declarations collected before activity.

7. Environmental Responsibility

  • Leave Minimum Impact practices followed to protect the natural environment.

  • Regular tree and site monitoring to ensure long-term sustainability.

With SAM ZIP LINE, every installation undergoes world-class engineering, rigorous safety checks, and professional operation standards—ensuring that thrill always comes with complete safety.

Expert Commercial Zipline System by SAM Zip Line

Expertly designed ziplines and attractions for unforgettable experiences.

Zipline Installation

We design and install world-class ziplines with a focus on safety and engineering excellence.

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a telephone pole with a camera attached to it
Safety Standards

Our zipline systems adhere to the highest safety standards for a secure adventure experience.

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a train station with a train on the tracks

SAM Zip Line – Global Standard Adventure Engineering

SAM Zip Line, we bring world-class adventure experiences to life while ensuring uncompromising safety, engineering precision, and compliance with international zipline installation standards. With a legacy of delivering high-performance adventure structures across Asia, the Middle East, and beyond, we specialize in long-distance commercial ziplines, sky bicycles, high ropes, and adventure parks that inspire thrill-seekers of all ages.

Our Safety Commitment : We follow and exceed global safety codes, ensuring every project meets the highest levels of engineering, safety, and operational excellence.

Standards We Follow

  • ANSI/ACCT 03-2019 (USA) – Comprehensive requirements for zipline design, engineering, operation, inspection, and training.

  • ASTM F2959-18 (USA) – Standards for aerial adventure courses and large commercial ziplines, including the latest technical updates (March 2025).

  • EN 15567 (EU) – European standard for design, installation, supervision, and periodic inspection of ropes courses and ziplines.

  • UIAA & Regional Standards – Certified equipment, accessory cords, harnesses, and braking systems in line with climbing/outdoor safety codes.

Core Safety Practices for 1,000m Ziplines

  • Design & Engineering:

    • Load factors ≥5x combined weight of participants + equipment

    • Professional soil and structural analysis

    • Validation by certified engineers

  • Equipment:

    • CE / UIAA certified cables, pulleys, and harnesses

    • Full-body harnesses (non-padded for durability)

    • Redundant braking systems for controlled stops

  • Operational Safety:

    • ACCT/PRCA-certified staff

    • Daily equipment inspections

    • Comprehensive participant safety briefings

    • Documented emergency procedures

  • Maintenance & Inspections:

    • Regular third-party and internal inspections

    • Component retirement schedules

    • Compliance with manufacturer safety alerts

  • Documentation:

    • Operational manuals and risk assessments

    • Incident logs and rescue protocols

    • Transparent inspection records

Why Choose SAM Zip Line?

✔️ Global Compliance – All projects designed & built to ANSI/ACCT, ASTM, EN, and UIAA standards
✔️ Engineering Expertise – Structural validation and soil stability analysis for every installation
✔️ Certified Equipment – Only CE and UIAA-approved components used
✔️ Operational Excellence – Qualified staff, detailed safety briefings, and rescue-ready teams
✔️ Trusted Worldwide – Experience in Asia, the Middle East, and international adventure tourism hubs

Summary

SAM Zip Line is more than just an adventure engineering company—we are a global leader in safe, innovative, and sustainable zipline installations. By adhering to international safety codes, we deliver 1000m+ commercial ziplines and adventure structures that guarantee both thrill and trust.

📍 Safety First. Adventure Always.

FAQ

What is a zipline system?

A zipline system is an adventure attraction allowing users to glide between two points using a suspended cable.

What safety standards do you follow?

We adhere to rigorous safety standards and engineering excellence to ensure a safe adventure experience for all participants.

Where do you operate?

We operate across India, Nepal, Bhutan, Dubai, Qatar, Thailand, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and beyond, providing thrilling experiences.

How long have you been in business?

We have over 27 years of proven expertise in designing and installing adventure activities like ziplines and swings.

What attractions do you offer?

We specialize in ziplines, giant swings, and other high-adrenaline attractions for parks, resorts, and tourist destinations.

Adventure Projects

Innovative zipline systems across Asia and beyond.

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a group of three metal poles sitting next to each other
Sam Zipline

Leading designer and installer of zipline systems.

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a person is doing a trick on a pole
Safety Standards

Commitment to highest safety engineering excellence.

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a couple of birds sitting on top of a power line
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a traffic light sitting on the side of a road
World Class

Unforgettable adventure experiences designed for thrills.

Giant Swings

Exciting attractions for parks and tourist destinations.

The zipline experience was exhilarating! Safety was clearly prioritized, and the engineering was top-notch. Highly recommend Sam Zip Line for adventure seekers!

Ava S.

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a train traveling over a bridge next to a tall building

★★★★★