Search CPSC recalls and SaferProducts.gov for playground equipment safety issues
domain: playground-safety-recalls · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Check cpsc.gov/Recalls (using the recall search-by-company tool) for any recalls affecting your specific playground equipment manufacturer/model.
Search SaferProducts.gov, which combines CPSC's public incident reports and recall information, for relevant playground equipment safety reports.
Cross-check any recalled component (e.g., swing seats, merry-go-round parts, hardware) against your on-site inventory during your next inspection cycle.
If you find a recall match, follow the manufacturer's specific remedy instructions (repair, replacement, or removal) rather than improvising a fix.
Set a recurring reminder to re-check for new recalls periodically, since recalls are issued on an ongoing basis rather than as a one-time list.
Known gotchas
Recall coverage is manufacturer/model/component-specific — a general playground safety inspection does not automatically catch a recalled part unless you specifically cross-reference CPSC's recall list.
New recalls are issued continually, so a recall check is only valid as of the date performed — build it into your recurring inspection cycle rather than treating it as a one-time task.
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