| HSE has published guidance providing advice on what is required to ensure the safe supply, operation & inspection of sealed air inflatables |
| Having trouble viewing this email? View the content as a web page. | | HSE eBulletin Issued: 30 March 2021 HSE has published guidance on providing advice on what is required to ensure the safe supply, operation and inspection of sealed air inflatables used by the public for leisure and entertainment. | | | Sealed inflatables are becoming more numerous and their range of applications is increasing. Typical devices include: - trampolines
- mobile base units for water walkers or battery boats
- crash barriers for battery-operated bumper car devices or go-karts
- floating static platforms
- climbing and jumping frames
They can place users and operators at risk of serious harm in circumstances such as the uncontrolled or explosive release of pressurised air, or losing the device in high winds. Our guidance includes information on: - legal requirements to make sure that sealed inflatables are correctly designed, maintained and operated safely
- roles involved in keeping sealed inflatables safe
- essential documentation required
- the responsibilities of controllers, operators and inspection bodies
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