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The Oval Playground Daily Inspection Checklist

by Muhammad Firdaus Norham, from the Community

This daily playground inspection checklist supports facility and grounds teams in assessing the safety and condition of play areas at The Oval. It guides routine checks on equipment integrity, wood splintering, loose or missing fasteners, vandalism and debris, slipping and tripping hazards, and damage to EPDM surfacing. Sections cover compound and perimeter maintenance, cleanliness, signage condition, and structures such as the J3 Piper Club slides, Control Tower, Curve Swing, Kiddie Aeroplane, Helipad Spinner, Arc Swing, Airplane, and boardwalk. Use it to document findings, record hazards, and prioritize corrective actions to keep the playground clean, compliant, and safe for users.

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Playground Daily Inspection Checklist
Use this daily playground inspection checklist to maintain safe, clean, and functional play areas. Inspect equipment for cracks, bends, splintering wood, loose or missing fasteners, sharp edges, faded paint, rust, and vandalism. Check anchors, trip hazards, and surface conditions such as EPDM damage. Verify equipment functions correctly during normal use. Review cleanliness of the perimeter and equipment, assess signage condition and integrity, and note any broken parts on walkways or boardwalks. Record issues, schedule repairs, and track follow up actions to ensure compliance and safety.
by Edward Manalo, from the Community
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Playground Safety Risk Based Audit Form 33
Use this risk based audit form to evaluate playground safety and compliance. The checklist covers equipment integrity, sharp edges, loose hardware, splinters, rust, vandalism, hygiene, tripping and slipping hazards, biological risks, drainage, protective surfacing, guardrails, gates and latches, signage, and maintenance items such as lubrication and paint condition. Ideal for facility managers, schools, and councils to document hazards, prioritize corrective actions, and keep play areas safe.
by Faradiah Md Dali, from the Community
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Daily Playground Inspection Checklist
This daily playground inspection checklist helps outdoor managers and staff verify the safety and condition of play areas at the start of each operating day. Aligned with ROSPA operational playground inspection practices, it guides checks for surfacing cleanliness and integrity, structural damage, exposed fixings, sharp edges, loose or missing components, and deterioration of timber and hardware. It covers swings, slides, rope elements, springers, cableways, platforms, walkways, and guard rails, as well as fencing, obstructions, and general site tidiness. The template also prompts recording inspector details, signature, date, weather, and notes on hazards such as appealing plants. Use it to document issues, prioritize corrective actions, and maintain a safe, compliant recreational environment.
by Jacob Dunwell, from the Community
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Playground Safety Self-Inspection Checklist
Use this playground safety self-inspection checklist to help maintenance teams and park staff identify and correct hazards in outdoor play areas. Inspect equipment for cracks, rust, loose or protruding hardware, sharp edges, splintering wood, and broken supports. Check swings, slides, and moving parts for secure attachments and proper lubrication. Assess surfacing and surroundings for tripping or slipping hazards, poor drainage, vandalism, and environmental risks such as animal waste or poisonous plants. Verify fences and gates, including pool gates, are latched and self-closing. Record findings, add photos and notes, assign corrective actions, and capture an inspector signature to confirm completion.
by Lorraine Davies, from the Community
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