Mobile Toilet Rules

The rules for mobile toilets cover aspects such as installation, usage, maintenance, and adaptation to special scenarios, and must be strictly followed as outlined below:

1. Installation Location Selection

• Away from Pollution Sources and Food Areas: Maintain a minimum distance of 5 meters from kitchens and drinking water sources to prevent contamination of water supplies or food processing areas.
• Environmental Adaptability: Avoid areas with direct sunlight and strong winds to ensure good ventilation and reduce odor accumulation; position near main activity pathways for easy access and reserve fire exits.
• Ground Conditions: The installation surface must be level and solid; if necessary, lay anti-slip mats or harden the ground to prevent equipment tilting or personnel slipping.

2. Daily Usage Management

• Hygiene Inspection and Cleaning: Inspect hygiene conditions at least twice daily, promptly clean feces and garbage to prevent accumulation; regularly disinfect both inside and outside the toilet to prevent odor spread and bacterial growth.
• Consumable Replenishment: Provide sufficient quantities of toilet paper, hand soap, and other consumables, and establish a timely replenishment mechanism to meet usage demands.
• Signage and Guidance: Post clear usage instructions and safety warning signs, such as 'Slippery When Wet' and 'No Smoking', to enhance usage safety.
• Peak Period Management: During large-scale event peaks, assign dedicated personnel to maintain order, prevent queue congestion, and improve usage efficiency.

3. Safety and Maintenance Requirements

• Electrical Safety: All electrical equipment must comply with national safety standards; regularly inspect wiring and sockets to prevent electric leakage or short-circuit risks.
• Seasonal Protection: In winter, take insulation measures for water tanks and pipes (e.g., wrap with insulation materials) to prevent freezing and cracking; secure equipment before thunderstorms to prevent tipping.
• Regular Inspections and Repairs: During the rental period, inspect equipment status daily and immediately report and repair any damage (e.g., door lock failures, flushing system abnormalities) to ensure normal usage.
• Post-Event Handling: After events, thoroughly clean and disinfect equipment and store it properly in a dry, ventilated area to extend its service life.

4. Adaptation to Special Scenarios

• Large-Scale Exhibitions: Configure toilet stalls at a ratio of 1:500 people, adjusting the male-to-female toilet ratio to 1:1.5 to alleviate female queuing issues.
• Outdoor Music Festivals: Set up clear signage to guide usage, equip with sunshades and lighting to enhance nighttime usability.
• Construction Sites: Choose equipment with sturdy bases, install anti-slip steps to adapt to complex terrain and heavy object collision risks at construction sites.
• Temporary Use in Scenic Areas: Use eco-friendly materials (e.g., biodegradable materials), with exterior designs coordinated with the scenic area's style to reduce visual pollution.