At Delta Force Frontier safety is our paramount concern, with every necessary measure taken to ensure the personal safety of all participants.
Statistics show that paintball is in fact an extremely safe sport, for example you are 19 times more likely to be injured playing football or rugby. Nevertheless, as with any vigorous outdoor sport, there exists the potential for injury.
The primary potential danger in the sport of paintball is from the impact of a paintball with an unprotected eye. Paintballs travel very quickly and have the potential to cause serious injuries, such as blindness. However, in twenty years of operation Delta Force Frontier has never had a player sustain any serious eye injuries and we don't plan to either.
In order to protect you from the remote possibility of sustaining such an injury, Delta Force Frontier has taken the following precautions:
All of our practices are the subject of in-depth health and safety risk assessments. These are constantly updated, upgraded and improved. Copies of these risk assessments are available on request.
All Delta Force Frontier managers, assistant mangers and senior marshals hold current first aid qualifications and many other senior staff have an ex-services background and hold similar qualifications. Environmental health officers have in the past asked if they may use Delta Force Frontier's health and safety policies and practices as the model against which to judge other paintball centres in their jurisdictions.
We follow government guidelines in relation to the health and safety of all staff and visitors, are fully covered by Full Public Liability Insurance and are 5-Star accredited members of the European Paintball Association (EUPBA). This means we enforce the strictest safety standards to make your day out with us run smoothly and safely as possible.
You are in safe hands with Delta Force Frontier.
See also our Equipment, and Full Public Liability Insurance pages.