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Climbing Wall Daily Checks

General Checks - Sign-offs (Confirmed by the individual who did the checks)

Visual

  • All Signage is present and visible

  • All Signage is clean, undamaged, and correctly mounted

  • Nothing is stuck to walls or equipment

Emergencies

  • Fire Exit is accessible

  • Fire Safety Equipment (used by zone) is Present and Accessible

  • First aid is fully stocked

General Layout

  • Cleaning requirements have been reported to the cleaners point of contact

  • All surrounding glass panels have been cleaned

  • Mats have been vacuumed

  • No additional papers, stickers or trash is stuck to the mats

Climbing Wall Checks - Sign-offs (Confirmed by the individual who did the checks)

General

  • Climbing Wall is structurally sound

  • Climbing Holds are free of hazardous damage

  • Climbing Holds are tightly connected and don't spin

  • Climbing Routes are correctly tagged and clearly visible

  • Perform a Test Climb - Not higher than 2 meters off the ground

  • Perform a full climb on each cable

  • The climbing door is closed to prevent access

Auto Belay Lines

  • Auto Belay Lines are free of any visible damage

  • Pulleys are rotating freely and not full of grease

  • Hydraulic Pressure is between 70 - 75 PSI (4.8 - 5.2 bar)

  • Leakage of the Hydraulic Fluid is at a minimum

Line Markings

  • Line Markers are clean, clear and correctly placed

Mats

  • Connection Fabrics safely cover the gaps between the mats

  • Safety Mats are clear of any hazards

Area Specific

  • All Climbing shoes are suitable for operation

Equipment

  • All Climbing shoes have been sprayerd with disinfectant

  • Climbing wall clock matches with receptions clock perfectly

  • All climbing walls stickers are in place and clean

  • Activity Leader / Line Manager

  • Activity Specialist

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