Public Playgrounds - Post-installation inspection

According to the Regulations of the Cabinet of Ministers No. 18, the owner or legal possessor of a public playground and recreation area (hereinafter - possessor) has an obligation to carry out a post-installation inspection after the installation of a new public playground and recreation area or equipment for games or other activities which can be performed only by an independent, competent inspector.

In cooperation with sister company TUVLITA UAB (Member of TUV NORD Group), accredited in Lithuania, we offer services for the post installation inspection of both indoor and outdoor public playgrounds in accordance with EN 1176 standard series. According to the Regulations of the Cabinet of Ministers No. 18, the owner or legal possessor of a public playground and recreation area (hereinafter - possessor) has an obligation to carry out a post-installation inspection after the installation of a new public playground and recreation area or equipment for games or other activities which can be performed only by an independent, competent inspector. We offer our services for the post installation inspection of both indoor and outdoor public playgrounds in accordance with EN 1176 standard series.

During such inspection the following items are observed:

• Test reports and other documents providing proof of compliance to the applicable standards, as well as user’s and installation manuals.
• The equipment, play surface and other elements are installed according to technical drawings and installation manuals.
• The equipment and surfacing are compliant with applicable standards and safety requirements.

The client is provided with a detailed inspection report in accordance with Regulations of the Cabinet of Ministers No. 18 requirements.

This inspection has to be carried out at least once a year in order to determine the overall safety level of the playground. This is achieved by inspecting any changes done to the equipment as a result of repairs, wear or the environment and carrying out risk assessment based on deviations from the standard requirements and factoring in the probability and severity of possible injuries. The client is provided with a detailed inspection report featuring pictures, deviance descriptions and determined risk levels.