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This trampoline park safety toolbox talk template is designed for managers and floor staff in gyms, leisure centres and trampoline parks.
It covers the main hazards – impact injuries from faulty equipment, collisions between users, entanglement in netting and injuries from risky moves – and references the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 (PUWER) and British Standard BS EN 13219.
All content is fully compliant with PUWER 1998 and BS EN 13219, ensuring legal compliance and best practice.
Using this talk helps operators ensure staff understand daily equipment checks, enforce the one‑person‑per‑bed rule, and respond quickly to incidents, reducing serious injuries and costly downtime. The clear, step‑by‑step format makes it easy to integrate into regular safety briefings and supports continuous improvement of the park’s safety culture.
It also provides guidance on incident logging and first‑aid provision, supporting compliance audits and demonstrating due diligence to insurers and regulators.
For more guidance see the HSE PUWER overview here and the BS EN 13219 standard details here.
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