Crazy4Bouncing Method Statement
Crazy4Bouncing Risk Assessment
We will not set up in the event of heavy rain or strong wind speeds including gusts over 24mph. We have the right to come and take down any inflatable during a party / event if we believe it to be unsafe. If strong winds arise after set up you should follow these rules / instructions;
1 - Remove all users intermediately from the inflatable equipment.
2 - Turn off the inflatable at the mains.
3 - Ensure the castle is free of any edges or items that may damage the inflatable whilst the deflation occurs.
4 - Ensure no one tries to enter or walk on top of the inflatable during the deflation process or once full deflated.
5 - Continuously assess the weather conditions using the anemometer provided.
6 - Once you have had no winds, including gusts over 24mph for 1 hour, you may switch the inflatable back on, ensuring no one uses the inflatable until its fully inflated and rigid.
7 - Once the inflatable is being used again, you must review the wind speed every 10-15 minutes for the remained of the hire period.
8 - Repeat this process if wind speeds increase again.
If you need any help or advice, we are always contactable via the contact details shown on the contact us page. IF IN DOUBT DO NOT CHANCE ERECTING THE CASTLE OR INFLATABLE.
Black and other dark PVC colours absorb more heat, making the surface uncomfortably hot to touch. Where possible, choose lighter-coloured inflatables or pastel designs that reflect the sun and stay cooler.
While it might seem like a good idea to spray water on a
Black and other dark PVC colours absorb more heat, making the surface uncomfortably hot to touch. Where possible, choose lighter-coloured inflatables or pastel designs that reflect the sun and stay cooler.
While it might seem like a good idea to spray water on a hot bouncy castle, this can do more harm than good. Water can magnify the sun’s rays, increasing the risk of damage to the material and potential burns for users. Plus, wet surfaces increase the risk of slips and injuries.
Protect little feet by recommending that children wear thick socks while bouncing. This adds a layer of protection from heated surfaces.
Setting up under trees, gazebos, or next to buildings can dramatically reduce heat exposure. A shaded bouncy castle is safer and more comfortable for kids to enjoy.
Ensure children take breaks for water regularly. Just like any outdoor activity in the heat, hydration is essential to keep energy levels up and avoid overheating.
And of course, make sure there is constant adult supervision during use, especially in the summer when heat-related fatigue can increase the risk of falls or accidents.
If the ground or the inflatable feels too hot to the touch, it’s best to pause play and wait for things to cool. Just like a hot car seat or pavement, bouncy castles can heat up fast in direct sunlight.
Please DO NOT use your inflatables in wet
weather, high winds, snow or ice, storms and in any other bad weather
condition that a competent person would deem to be unsafe. Wind speeds
and gusts should NOT exceed 24mph!
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