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Playground Safety Schedule

Playground Safety

Volunteer Schedule

Week of Name
September 15
Kerr
October 6
Gutwein
October 27
Shiroguchi
November 17
Pekarek
December 8
Werely-Bross
January 19 Bailey
February 9 Jackson
March 2 Still
March 30 Linett
April 20 Mann
May 11 Powers
May 25 Shanklin

 Playground Safety Check
Playground Safety Checks include the following:
  • Sweep up wood chips on walkway and dump into play equipment area.
  • Rake wood chips toward play equipment, especially on east side.
  • Pick up trash as needed.
  • Do safety check (see below)
Examined Conditions
Playground unit
Sandbox area
Toddler Yard
Visible cracks, bending, rusting of metal
 
 
 
Sharp edges or points accessible
 
 
 
Splintered, warped or deteriorated wood
 
 
 
Deformation of open hooks, rings, links
 
 
 
Broken supports or anchors
 
 
 
Jagged, exposed or cracked and loose concrete
 
 
 
Inadequate impact-absorbing material under equipment
 
 
 
Exposed ends of pipe, missing caps or plugs
 
 
 
Protruding bolt ends without finished caps or covers
 
 
 
Chipped or peeling paint
 
 
 
Broken or missing rails, steps, rungs seats
 
 
 
Loose or missing hardware
 
 
 
Pinch or crush points, moving components
 
 
 
Other
 
 
 
Person Inspecting and Date
 

The broom, rake and trash bags can be found in the shed near the toddler yard.

If you have a conflict on your scheduled week, please trade with another committee member. 

PLEASE TURN IN THIS COMPLETED CHECKLIST TO THE OFFICE

Thanks for your help!
MSGL Landscaping and Grounds Committee

 

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Sandbox
Sandbox
on the main playground
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Beautiful Green Space
Beautiful Green Space
main playground
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Sandbox
Sandbox
on the main playground
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Flowers
Flowers
on main playground
Classroom Pets
Classroom Pets
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Peace Garden
Peace Garden
 
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