Aoti Mobile Toilet
Mobile toilets at Olympic Sports Centers in different regions have distinct characteristics in terms of setup, quantity, and services based on actual needs and event conditions.
Xi'an Olympic Sports Center: During Wang Sulong's concert, considering the large number of female attendees, toilet resources were flexibly allocated. Some men's restrooms were converted into women's restrooms, effectively increasing the number of women's restrooms and alleviating the pressure of long queues for female attendees. Additionally, the number of mobile toilets was increased to further expand restroom facilities. Moreover, sanitary napkins were thoughtfully placed inside the mobile toilets, providing convenience for female attendees and reflecting a human-centered service concept.
Suqian Mengzhilan Olympic Sports Center: Mobile public toilets were set up on the southwest side and at the north gate. Each public toilet is equipped with four squat toilets, a reasonable quantity that can meet the restroom needs of a certain number of people. At the same time, dedicated personnel were arranged to guide the order, ensuring that attendees could use the restrooms in an orderly manner and avoiding congestion and chaos. There are also cleaning staff who clean in real-time to maintain a clean and hygienic environment in the public toilets, providing a good restroom experience for attendees.
Xinyu Olympic Sports Center: Disabled-specific mobile toilets were set up in accordance with regulations. These mobile toilets are mostly designed as independent compartments, providing relatively private and safe restroom spaces for disabled individuals. There are clear signs on the outside, facilitating quick identification and use by disabled individuals, reflecting care and respect for them and ensuring their equal and convenient access to public facilities.
Hefei Olympic Sports Center: When hosting large-scale events, mobile toilet rental services have become the preferred solution for event organizers. For example, in the Jay Chou Hefei concert project, 120 mobile toilet units were deployed and scientifically distributed at a ratio of 50 people per toilet, which could better meet the restroom needs of a large number of attendees. Additionally, 30 cleaning staff were assigned to implement a 'one-customer-one-clean' policy, ensuring the cleanliness and hygiene of the mobile toilets and enhancing the user experience for attendees.
