Review Picture Loading Picture… Review Question Question: Are the steering wheels on this play panel appropriate? Yes No No, the steering wheels are not appropriate; they need to be completely enclosed. Correction The steering wheel on the play panel is completely enclosed. Additional Guidelines and Recommendations Steering wheels and all components of play panels need to be free of pinch,…

Review Picture Loading Picture… Review Question Question: What would be the problem with this young boy playing on this free-standing arch climber? A.) Equipment is rusty. B.) He is dressed inappropriately. C.) Preschoolers are too young for this type of equipment.. Preschoolers are too young for this equipment. Correction Free standing arch climbers are not recommended for toddlers or preschoolers….

…to ensure they are in good repair. During dry conditions, gravel drives should be dampened (sprinkled with water) to reduce dust. Previous Next Slide Navigation Traffic & Parking Walkthrough Conclusion Traffic & Parking Walkthrough 5 Traffic & Parking Walkthrough 4 Traffic & Parking Walkthrough 3 Traffic & Parking Walkthrough 2 Traffic & Parking Walkthrough 1 Skip Quiz (Show Corrections Immediately)…

…sharp or rusty (e.g. saw blades). Unstable items are not left in play areas (e.g. gates or tires leaning against a building). The play area is located away from other hazards such as machinery. The play area is also located away from anything that will produce loud noises.1 Resources 1 Noise Decibel Chart Previous Next Slide Navigation Location & Design…

…over 3.5 inches and less than 9 inches). Resources CPSC Public Playground Safety Handbook – English,–Appendix B: Playground Testing, pp.45-57 Previous Next Slide Navigation Equipment Do’s & Don’ts Walkthrough Conclusion Equipment Do’s & Don’ts Walkthrough 9 Equipment Do’s & Don’ts Walkthrough 8 Equipment Do’s & Don’ts Walkthrough 7 Equipment Do’s & Don’ts Walkthrough 6 Equipment Do’s & Don’ts Walkthrough 5…

…Safety & Attractive Nuisances Walkthrough Conclusion Water Safety & Attractive Nuisances Walkthrough 7 Water Safety & Attractive Nuisances Walkthrough 6 Water Safety & Attractive Nuisances Walkthrough 5 Water Safety & Attractive Nuisances Walkthrough 4 Water Safety & Attractive Nuisances Walkthrough 3 Water Safety & Attractive Nuisances Walkthrough 2 Water Safety & Attractive Nuisances Walkthrough 1 Skip Quiz (Show Corrections Immediately)…

…any of the pictures or the situations depicted, please contact us at nccrahs@mcrf.mfldclin.edu. Walkthroughs A “Walkthrough” refers to “walking through” or looking through a series of pictures, and deciding if they show hazards and/or safety items, or if safety items are lacking. After evaluating the pictures and giving an answer, a correction will appear with additional guidelines, recommendations and resources….

…any of the pictures or the situations depicted, please contact us at nccrahs@mcrf.mfldclin.edu. Walkthroughs A “Walkthrough” refers to “walking through” or looking through a series of pictures, and deciding if they show hazards and/or safety items, or if safety items are lacking. After evaluating the pictures and giving an answer, a correction will appear with additional guidelines, recommendations and resources….

…ground to prevent children from crawling under it, and designed so children cannot climb through it. Previous Next Slide Navigation Barriers & Fencing Walkthrough Conclusion Barriers & Fencing Walkthrough 6 Barriers & Fencing Walkthrough 5 Barriers & Fencing Walkthrough 4 Barriers & Fencing Walkthrough 3 Barriers & Fencing Walkthrough 2 Barriers & Fencing Walkthrough 1 Skip Quiz (Show Corrections Immediately)…

Review Picture Loading Picture… Review Question Question: This barb wire fence is used to keep the horse on the path. Is it, by itself, an adequate barrier between children and large animals? Yes No No, this fence is not an adequate barrier. Correction Barbed wire, smooth wire and electrical wire fencing should be avoided as a barrier between children and…