Certified Playground Safety Inspector (CPSI) Practice Exam

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When should an audit be performed according to the safety guidelines?

  1. Annually

  2. Prior to opening new playground

  3. Every two years

  4. Only after accidents

The correct answer is: Prior to opening new playground

An audit should be performed prior to opening a new playground according to safety guidelines. This ensures that all potential safety hazards are identified and addressed before any children are allowed to use the playground. Conducting an audit annually, every two years, or only after accidents occur may not be sufficient in ensuring the ongoing safety of the playground as potential hazards may arise at any time, requiring immediate attention. Therefore, option B is the most appropriate and responsible time to conduct an audit.

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