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2. www.rospa.com › policy › play-safetySigns for play areas - RoSPA

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   Legal aspects of safety on children's play areas Loose impact attenuating surfaces Play area design Play area surfacing Play value Post-installation inspections Risk assessment of children's play areas Routine inspection of play areas Sand play in children's

3. www.bel-air-hk.com › ICMServlet › downloadSafety Advice of Children’s Play Areas 兒童遊樂園範圍 ...

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   The Children’s Play Areas are only for children aged 12 or below with the height below 120 cm. All Children must be supervised by parents or guardians at all times. No outside play materials are allowed (e.g. bikes, skates, motor wheels, scooters, ball

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5. www.safekids.org › tip › playground-safety-tipsPlayground Safety Tips | Safe Kids Worldwide

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   • Supervise Kids Using Playground Equipment
   • Choose The Right Play Area Based on Your Child’S Age
   • Ensure Safe Surfacing Beneath and Surrounding Playground Equipment
   • Check That Playgrounds Are Inspected and Maintained by Qualified Personnel

   Actively supervise children on playgrounds. It won’t be hard – they’ll probably be calling for you to watch them climb, jump and swing.

   Check playgrounds where your children play. Look for hazards, such as rusted or broken equipment and dangerous surfaces. Report any hazards to the school or appropriate local office.

   Teach children that pushing, shoving or crowding while on the playground can be dangerous.

   Dress appropriately for the playground. Remove necklaces, purses, scarves or clothing with drawstrings that can get caught on equipment and pose a strangulation hazard. Even helmets can be dangerou...

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   Ensure that children use age-appropriate playground equipment. Separate play areas for children under 5 should be available and maintained.

   For babies who are learning to walk, the play area should have a smooth and easy surface to walk on.

   If your baby has fairly good head control and can sit up with support (usually around 9 months old), give the baby (bucket-shaped) swings a try.

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   Avoid playgrounds with non-impact absorbing surfaces, such as asphalt, concrete, grass, dirt or gravel.

   Recommended surface materials include: sand, pea gravel, wood chips, mulch and shredded rubber. Rubber mats, synthetic turf and other artificial materials are also safe surfaces and require less ma...

   Surfacing should be at least 12 inches deep and extend at least 6 feet in all directions around stationary equipment. Depending on the height of the equipment, surfacing may need to extend farther...

   For swings, make sure that the surfacing extends, in the back and front, twice the height of the suspending bar. So if the top of the swing set is 10 feet high, the surfacing should extend 20 feet.

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   Double check with your school and child care center to make sure they have age-appropriate, well-maintained playground equipment.

   If there are any hazards in a public or backyard playground, report them immediately and do not allow children to use the equipment until it is safe.

   Report any playground safety hazards to the organization responsible for the site (e.g., school, park authority or city council).

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6. playpowercanada.ca › resources › guide-to-playground-safetyPlayground Safety Design Guide | Playground Safety Checklist ...

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   Signage: Make sure children and adults can easily distinguish between age-appropriate play areas and include other important signs in the design like park rules and contact information. A safe, modern playground should be designed to suit the needs of different age groups and help keep children safe from the equipment they should not use.

7. www.lcsd.gov.hk › tc › parks香港公園 - 設施 - 兒童遊樂場 - 康樂及文化事務署

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   香港公園 - 設施 - 兒童遊樂場. 主頁 > 設施 > 兒童遊樂場. 兒童遊樂場. 佔地1000平方米的兒童遊樂場，位於6個不同高度的平台上。 遊樂場的設計構思不但要令兒童積極參與遊戲活動，更鼓勵學前至學齡兒童在活動之餘，發揮豐富的想像力及創造力。 為了讓兒童安全玩耍，遊樂場鋪上安全地墊，並安裝閉路電視，確保安全。 頁首. 香港公園 - 設施 - 兒童遊樂場.

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   What are playground signs & how do you use them?

   • Playground signs can be useful in separating play areas or warning children about potential dangers, like equipment that may have become hot from sitting in the sun. Use signs to point both kids and adults to age-appropriate play areas. Place a sign at the entrance that displays playground rules, park hours and playground owner contact information.

   Playground Safety Design Guide | Playground Safety Checklist

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   What is play area signage & why is it important?

   • Signage can play an important role in providing information to users for the purposes of reporting accidents and damage. Play Area signage should include Contact details to report damage or accidents. Where the authority has a permanent office this should include the telephone number.

   Signs for play areas - RoSPA

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   How do you keep kids safe on a playground?

   • Remove necklaces, purses, scarves or clothing with drawstrings that can get caught on equipment and pose a strangulation hazard. Even helmets can be dangerous on a playground, so save those for bikes. Little kids can play differently than big kids. It is important to have a separate play area for children under 5.

   Playground Safety Tips | Safe Kids Worldwide

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   What should be included in play area signage?

   • Play Area signage should include Contact details to report damage or accidents. Where the authority has a permanent office this should include the telephone number. Where a clerk works from home the use of a telephone number may not be appropriate

   Signs for play areas - RoSPA

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9. www.hse.gov.uk › entertainment › childs-play-statementChildren's play and leisure: promoting a balanced ...

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   Children's play and leisure: promoting a balanced approach. Health and safety laws and regulations are sometimes presented as a reason why certain play and leisure activities undertaken by...

10. www.rospa.com › docs › advice-servicesSigns for Play Areas - RoSPA

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    Play Area signage should include • Name of operator of the site • Contact details to report damage or accidents. Where ... that implies that the area is safe for all children over the age, say, of 7, would imply that it was also safe for this child and could result in ...