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Properly maintained grounds and playground equipment help minimize the risk of preventable injuries. Playgrounds are fun, so it's important to create a safe environment for play and recreation for people of all ages.
Proper and timely maintenance of a community's playgrounds and parks helps to manage risk and limit your liability if injury should occur. Injuries happen, but did you do everything you could to prevent them?
If playground equipment is broken or otherwise unusable, children will miss out on opportunities to play. Children learn through play, so a safe space for kids to learn, socialize, explore, and grow is essential.
It is important to always record routine playground inspections. Accurate and organized record-keeping is the basis of an effective maintenance program. This includes taking note of problems, as well as the corrective actions taken.
Keeping the records organized is vital to keeping kids safe — and keeping your organization safe from injury-related lawsuits.
We recommend using a checklist while performing routine maintenance checks.
While performing a thorough inspection of the playground equipment and grounds, if you come across a problem, assess the damage or issue and consult with a maintenance professional when necessary.
Remember that children are not always deterred by broken equipment and, in some cases, may even be drawn to it. That's why it is important to repair or remove any potentially hazardous equipment or obstructions as quickly as possible.
While some problems are easily repaired, significant issues may require the purchase of replacement equipment. Make sure to check the equipment warranty with the manufacturer and call with any questions you may have!
Just because something is broken doesn't mean you must replace it. However, there are times when equipment replacement is necessary: