If you notice a broken, damaged, or unsafe piece of playground equipment, it’s important to act quickly to prevent potential injuries. Here’s what you should do:
1. Restrict Access to the Area
- If possible, block off or temporarily restrict access to the damaged equipment.
- Schools and councils may have barriers or signage to alert the public.
- For serious hazards, consider closing the playground until repairs are made.
2. Report the Issue Immediately
- If the playground is at a school or public space, report it to staff, management, or the local council as soon as possible.
- If Safe Play Australia installed the equipment, contact us directly—we can assess the damage and arrange repairs.
- Provide details about the issue, including:
✔ The location of the playground
✔ A description of the damage (e.g., loose bolts, cracked slides, missing components)
✔ Any photos to help identify the problem quickly
3. Arrange for Inspection & Repairs
- Playgrounds should be inspected regularly to ensure ongoing safety.
- Safe Play Australia offers spare parts and repair services for a wide range of playground equipment.
- Our team can assess whether the damage requires a repair or full replacement and provide a fast solution.
4. Prevent Future Issues
- Regular playground maintenance helps prevent equipment from becoming unsafe.
- Schools and councils should schedule routine inspections to check for wear and tear.
- Safe Play Australia can provide maintenance support and recommendations for long-term durability.
Need Repairs or Spare Parts? We Can Help!
At Safe Play Australia, we supply spare parts, replacement components, and maintenance services to keep your playground safe and in top condition.