Inspection and maintenance intervals
Nr. Inspection
Maintenance
months
between
inspections
1
Verify equipment's stability, junctions and
missing parts. Inspect bolts, screws and nuts for
absence, jams, corrosion and wear.
Add missing parts, secure joints, apply
missing fixing agent and replace
corroded parts.
1
2
Check suspension for wear.
Replace worn parts and/or remove non-
functioning parts.
1
3
Inspect rotating parts such as hinges, rolling-
element bearings, etc. for wear and acceptability.
Replace worn parts and/or remove non-
functioning parts.
1
4
Check wood for splinters, unacceptable damage
and signs of rot, especially at ground level.
Repair damage. Replace affected wood.
Smoothen splintered wood and sharp
edges.
1
5
Inspect foundation for stability, tearing and
coverage.
Restore foundation and covering
material.
3
6
Examine rubber and synthetic parts for wear,
damage and breakage.
Replace for OEM original parts.
3
7
Examine fibre reinforced plastic parts, especially
slides, for wear.
Replace for OEM parts if the fibres are
visible.
6
8
Inspect metal for corrosion and damage in the
coating.
Restore any damaged coating (after
removing rust and applying primer).
6
9
Check ropes, cables, chains and nets for wear
and damage. Steel cables and nets which are
tensioned must be checked for tension.
Replace parts where necessary. Steel
cables and nets must be tensioned.
3
10
Inspect equipment for unsafe changes and
additions.
Remove unsafe additions and correct
unsafe changes.
1
11
Inspect safety surfaces.
Restore and repair where necessary.
1
Remarks
1.
If used intensively, all points require extra attention.
2.
Extreme weather conditions and locations may require a higher inspection frequency. Discuss this with the
supplier.
3.
Vandalism-sensitive locations require stricter inspections, possibly daily.
4.
Re-tighten all connections in Robinia equipment two months after first use.
5.
Re-span spatial networks two months after first use.
6.
Check the terrain regularly for items that do not belong there, are unsafe or may be used wrongly. Examples
are poisonous plants, glass shards, etc. Frequency depends on strain.
