Daily Playground Inspection Checklist 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Daily Playground Inspection Checklist in the editor.
  2. Begin by checking the play area for loose garbage, debris, or broken glass. Use the checklist to mark off each item as you complete this inspection.
  3. Inspect the play structure(s) for any signs of damage or vandalism. If you find any issues, note them down and advise the Plant Operations Office accordingly.
  4. Look for any ropes or climbing devices that are not permanent parts of the structure and remove them if found.
  5. Rake material to replenish areas beneath swing bays, slide exits, and fire poles to ensure safety.
  6. Empty any garbage cans located in the playground area and check off this task on your form.
  7. In the 'Action Items or General Comments' section, provide any additional notes regarding your inspection.
  8. Fill in your name under 'Completed by' and indicate the week of completion. Ensure all sections are filled out before submitting.

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Program is smoke free. All entrances/exits are kept clear of clutter, snow, ice, etc. Staff purses and personal items are locked out of docHub of children. Hands are washed by staff and children upon arrival to classroom. Each child has brief health check by classroom teacher (includes parent/caregiver communication).
Becoming a playground safety inspector requires you have some prior education and experience, typically at least a high school diploma or GED certificate coupled with several years of professional experience working with government contracting and construction.
CHECK THE EQUIPMENT FOR CRACKS, BENDING, WARPS, RUSTING, OR BREAKAGE OF ANY COMPONENT CHECK FOR TRIPPING HAZARDS, SUCH AS EXPOSED FOOTINGS, ROOTS, ROCKS, ETC. CHECK FOR LOOSE NUTS, BOLTS, AND CAPS OR PROTRUDING BOLTS WITH SHARP EDGES AND NO CAPS CHECK FOR LACK OF LUBRICATION ON MOVING PARTS.
High-frequency inspections look at frequently changing conditions caused by use, weather, and/or vandalism. Often performed daily or weekly, a high frequency inspection checks and corrects playground conditions such as loose-fill surfacing depths, sanitation issues, and the presence of debris.