Trampoline Park Net and Pad Daily Inspection Checklist [FREE PDF]

Trampoline parks are subject to ASTM F2970 Standard Practice for Design, Manufacture, and Operation of Trampoline Courts, as well as CPSC safety guidelines that specifically address padding thickness, net integrity, and fall zone protection. Injuries at trampoline facilities are among the highest in the amusement industry, making daily pre-opening inspections a critical risk management and regulatory compliance requirement. This checklist guides operations staff through a systematic evaluation o

  • Industry: Family Entertainment Centers
  • Frequency: Daily
  • Estimated Time: 45-60 minutes
  • Role: Operations Supervisor
  • Total Items: 36
  • Compliance: ASTM F2970-21 Standard Practice for Design, Manufacture, and Operation of Trampoline Courts, CPSC Pub. No. 085 Safety Standard for Trampolines, NFPA 101 Life Safety Code Section 12.7.3, OSHA General Duty Clause Section 5(a)(1) 29 USC 654, ADA Standards for Accessible Design 2010 Section 206

Trampoline Bed and Frame Inspection

Inspect all trampoline jumping surfaces, springs, and supporting frame structures for integrity.

  • Are all trampoline jumping beds free from holes, tears, fraying, or worn-through sections?
  • Are all trampoline beds taut with no significant sagging or deformation in the jumping surface?
  • Are all steel frame components free from visible cracks, rust penetration, bending, or weld failures?
  • Are all springs or bungee attachment systems intact, properly seated, and free from deformation?
  • Are frame legs and anchoring systems secure with no movement when load is applied?
  • Have any trampoline beds or frames been removed from service today and tagged out?

Safety Net and Enclosure Inspection

Evaluate all perimeter safety nets, enclosure systems, entry points, and net attachments.

  • Are all safety nets free from holes, cuts, tears, or sections with missing mesh material?
  • Are all net attachment points, clips, and rings secure with no missing or broken hardware?
  • Are net entry/exit openings functioning correctly with self-closing or staff-controlled access?
  • Are net support poles free from damage, secure in their bases, and properly padded where exposed?
  • Is the overall net tension appropriate with no areas of slack that could allow a jumper to push through?

Impact Pads and Spring Cover Inspection

Inspect all frame pads, spring covers, and impact absorption materials for coverage and condition.

  • Are all spring and frame cover pads properly positioned with no gaps exposing springs or frame?
  • Are all pads free from cuts, tears, compression set, or exposed foam core material?
  • Are pad attachment mechanisms (ties, velcro, clips) fully secured with no loose or detached fastenings?
  • Are all wall padding and perimeter impact panels in place, undamaged, and properly secured?
  • Do all pads meet minimum thickness requirements as specified by the manufacturer?

Foam Pit and Landing Zone Inspection

Assess foam pit depth, foam cube condition, and structural integrity of pit walls and borders.

  • Is foam pit depth adequate with a minimum of 3 feet of foam cubes throughout the pit area?
  • Are foam cubes free from excessive compression, clumping, contamination, or foreign objects?
  • Have foam pits been raked or stirred today to redistribute cubes and check for embedded objects?
  • Are foam pit walls and surrounding padding intact with no exposed structural components?
  • Is the foam pit exit assist device (rope, platform, or step) functional and easily accessible?

Court Zoning, Capacity, and Signage

Verify court capacity controls, age/weight zone separation, and required safety signage are in place.

  • Are all court zones clearly marked with age, weight, and skill level restrictions?
  • Are maximum simultaneous jumper capacity limits posted and enforced for each court section?
  • Are all required safety rules, prohibited activities, and participant behavior signs posted and legible?
  • Are court monitor stations clearly positioned with unobstructed sightlines to all jump areas?
  • Are grip socks or appropriate footwear available and required of all participants before entry?

Fire Safety, Egress, and Emergency Readiness

Confirm all life safety systems, emergency exits, and emergency response equipment are operational.

  • Are all emergency exit doors unobstructed, properly illuminated, and operational?
  • Are fire extinguishers present, within service date, and accessible throughout the facility?
  • Is the public address / intercom system functional for emergency announcements?
  • Are first aid supplies and a certified first responder or AED available on the floor during operation?
  • Have all staff been briefed on the emergency action plan and assigned roles for today's shift?

Deficiency Log and Inspector Sign-Off

Record all deficiencies identified, corrective actions taken, and final approval for facility opening.

  • Have all identified deficiencies been corrected or the affected courts removed from service?
  • Have all deficiencies, their locations, and corrective actions been logged in the maintenance record?
  • Please document all outstanding deficiencies, affected court zones, and scheduled repair information.
  • Is the total number of operational courts confirmed and communicated to front-of-house staff?
  • Is the facility cleared and approved for guest admission by the inspecting supervisor?

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Why Use This Trampoline Park Net and Pad Daily Inspection Checklist [FREE PDF]?

This trampoline park net and pad daily inspection checklist [free pdf] helps family entertainment centers teams maintain compliance and operational excellence. Designed for operations supervisor professionals, this checklist covers 36 critical inspection points across 7 sections. Recommended frequency: daily.

Ensures compliance with ASTM F2970-21 Standard Practice for Design, Manufacture, and Operation of Trampoline Courts, CPSC Pub. No. 085 Safety Standard for Trampolines, NFPA 101 Life Safety Code Section 12.7.3, OSHA General Duty Clause Section 5(a)(1) 29 USC 654, ADA Standards for Accessible Design 2010 Section 206. Regulatory-aligned for audit readiness and inspection documentation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Trampoline Park Net and Pad Daily Inspection Checklist [FREE PDF] cover?

This checklist covers 36 inspection items across 7 sections: Trampoline Bed and Frame Inspection, Safety Net and Enclosure Inspection, Impact Pads and Spring Cover Inspection, Foam Pit and Landing Zone Inspection, Court Zoning, Capacity, and Signage, Fire Safety, Egress, and Emergency Readiness, Deficiency Log and Inspector Sign-Off. It is designed for family entertainment centers operations and compliance.

How often should this checklist be completed?

This checklist should be completed daily. Each completion takes approximately 45-60 minutes.

Who should use this Trampoline Park Net and Pad Daily Inspection Checklist [FREE PDF]?

This checklist is designed for Operations Supervisor professionals in the family entertainment centers industry. It can be used for self-assessments, team audits, and regulatory compliance documentation.

Can I download this checklist as a PDF?

Yes, this checklist is available as a free PDF download. You can also use it digitally in the POPProbe mobile app for real-time data capture, photo documentation, and automatic reporting.

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