Safety measures for children on escalators

1. Make sure that the children's clothes, shoes and accessories are not caught and caught by the end of the escalator. Items that often lead to escalator accidents include: sweaters, scarves, pants and coats that are too long, loose shoelaces and belts, and soft shoes (such as certain sandals, rubber-covered clogs, etc. )

2. If the child is tall enough, tell them that they must hold the handrail when riding the escalator; otherwise, adults must hold the child's hand to ensure that they cannot jump up and down while the escalator is running; children are not allowed to sit or jump on the escalator.

3. Resolutely ask children to face forward when riding the step, so that they are familiar with how to get up and down the escalator. Since the escalator has been running, a slight hesitation, even for a few seconds, may lead to danger.

4. When taking the step, let the child and the adult be on the same step, or let the child be on the previous step of the adult. In short, the adult should ensure that the child can be reached in an emergency. Try not to have more than one child standing on the same rung so they don't play or push on the escalator; try to have children in the middle of the rung to reduce the chance of their toes getting stuck at the end of the rung.

5. Before taking the step, take the child off the stroller and then take the step. The stroller should be folded and folded, because it is easy for the child to try to climb out from the stroller, and the stroller may also have a pinch accident when the elevator is running and become Danger.

6. Children should leave the escalator immediately at the end of the escalator ride, and do not stay in the exit area to talk or look around. Subsequent escalators and related items may cause harm to children.