This one-week technical course is designed for professionals seeking to master the fundamental aspects of designing, installing, and safely evaluating zip lines in adventure parks. Over five intensive days, we will cover key topics such as types of anchors and proper installation, load limits and resistance of steel cables, structural component selection, and applicable standards (ACCT and others).

Participants will learn how to calculate the appropriate slope percentage based on the length of the zip line, user weight, and the braking system used, ensuring safe and controlled trajectories. We will also explore different types of brakes (passive and active), their setup, maintenance, and technical selection criteria.

The course combines theory, hands-on field exercises, and real-case analysis. It is intended for operators, technicians, installers, and safety supervisors. Upon completion, participants will be equipped to make informed technical decisions for the installation and maintenance of safe and efficient zip lines. A technical participation certificate is included.