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playground it is important to keep records of all audits, inspections, maintenance and repairs. In the event of a lawsuit these will be important documents showing your commitment to keeping your playground safe.


Accidents may not be preventable 100% of the time; however, by establishing a risk management program, your actively pursuing safety for your playground. To reduce your liability through risk management, you need to understand playground regulations, hire a Certified Playground Safety Inspector Professional who will assist in analyzing your risk and developing a safety program thereby establishing your Standard of Care. Not only will a Stand of Care help reduce liability by preventing potential accidents, it also a good public relations tool that demonstrates to the community there is an emphasis on safety.


Once an association has its playground risks and liabilities minimized, both the kids and the board members can do the type of swinging that suits them!


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