Maintenance and Supervision Guides
Play & Park Structure’s parent company PlayCore has partnered with Site Masters, inc. to composed resources for customers to utilize for creating a safer play environment for their new or existing playground.
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Supervision GuideThe Supervision Guide details ways to:
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Maintenance GuideThe Maintenance Guide details ways to:
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By identifying and eliminating these hazardous conditions, you can play an important role in:
- Preserving the Play Environment
- Promoting the Value of Play, and
- Protecting Children
Safety Resource Links
NPSI-National Playground Safety Institute
www.nrpa.org/npsi; 800-626-6772
NPSI is a program of the National Recreation and Park Association.
IPEMA-International Play Equipment Manufacturers Association
www.ipema.com; 888-944-7362
IPEMA is a non-profit, membership, trade association that represents and promotes an open market for manufacturers of playground equipment and surfacing.
NPPS- National Program for Playground Safety
www.uni.edu/playground; 800-554-7529
NPPS is the premier non-profit organization in the United States delivering training and services about outdoor play and safety.
ASTM- ASTM International
www.astm.org; 610-832-9500
ASTM, formerly the American Society for Testing and Materials, is an
independent and renowned developer of technical standards utilized in testing a multitude of products, including playground equipment and related products.
CPSC- Consumer Product Safety Commission
www.cpsc.gov; 800-638-2772
The CPSC regulates many products, including playground equipment and related products, to help ensure consumers/users safety.
Access Board- U.S. Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance Board
www.access-board.gov; 800-872-2253
The Access Board has completed Accessibility Guidelines for Play Facilities as set forth in the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990.
