How do proprietors and staff of a children’s service know if their equipment complies with the Australian Standards?
This publication provides guidance to allow proprietors and staff of children’s services to make a judgment about existing equipment. This documentconcentrates on specific hazards and concentrates on the areas of concern for all equipment. If there is specific equipment that requires checking, it will be helpful to read the whole of this safety section and to contact Playgrounds and Recreation Association of Victoria (PRAV) (see Information and References section) if further information is required.
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